Sentence examples for less easy to read from inspiring English sources

The supreme leader's views, however, are less easy to read.

As for the serious press, the 2008-14 chart is less easy to read.

that my history will be less easy to read because of the absence in it of a romantic element.

"It may be," he concedes, that my history will be less easy to read because of the absence in it of a romantic element.

The eroticism of Mitchell's art is more private, concentrated, less easy to read, as much a matter of mind as of body.

But the difficulty is that almost every study ever completed has indicated that sans serif type is less easy to read in text than is type with the serif.

Taking less easy-to-read data sets and making them more digestible, results have ranged from the Guardian newspaper in the UK creating graphics of which countries have the most asylum seekers, through to charting what products Google has killed and dads mapping out the best playgrounds for his kid in Amsterdam (where Silk also happens to be founded).

This result was less easy to interpret.

Students will likely find the informal, less jargon-burdened text easy to read.

The type is fairly easy to read, although the characters are slightly less sharp than those on the printed page.

ADVANTAGES -- Easy to read.