Sentence examples for less easily understood from inspiring English sources

Colin is less easily understood.

Both are easily recognised but less easily understood.

Both involve systemic risks, which by their nature are less frequent and less easily understood than an action's immediate impacts.

He said an attack on Iraq "would be less easily understood as an act of defense and could destroy the international alliance against terror".

The photographer may ask the same questions, but the best of them — like those gathered in this book — will bring something else to the field, something more oblique, more artistic, but less easily understood: a lightning-fast and deeply sensitive ability to perceive the human predicament in a single moment and capture it forever.

Examples of allyship are less easily communicated to the public, less easily celebrated by our community, and less easily understood by the teams themselves without a system for assessing, interpreting and conveying them.

Exome sequencing offers definite advantages over whole genome sequencing: it is significantly less expensive, more easily understood for functional interpretation, significantly faster to analyze, and an easy dataset to manage.

We can't or don't want to make the big decisions, so focus on the smaller things, which matter much less but are more easily understood.

Material from her first album, 1993's "Debut," offered dance-club fare that was more easily understood but ultimately less intriguing.

With the new derivation, the physical picture of a drop in equilibrium with its own vapour is more readily appreciated, and hence the basis of the Kelvin equation more easily understood by those less skilled in the science of thermodynamics.

The checklist approach takes less time to explain, is more easily understood and does not appear to lead to false positive referrals.