Sentence examples for little learning curve from inspiring English sources
"We firmly believe that given a little learning curve, people are going to figure out that this is better.
Warne rebutted those criticisms, pointing to the small sizes of delivery zones (London Deliveroo riders will only travel a maximum of 2.2km per delivery), and arguing that navigation and mapping technology means there's very little learning curve required nowadays.
There's definitely a slight learning curve.
There should be little to no learning curve when switching from the base operating system, and the initial release looks like it may actually have been designed to keep things as simple as possible for new users.
Although it is touted as a game of skill there is little to no learning curve when playing Pachinko.
It takes a little bit of getting used to and things look a little bit different, so there's a little bit of a learning curve, but once you get past that learning curve it really speeds up operation for the end user.
We're on a little bit of a learning curve".
The Home Office, which supervises the screeners, dismissed the problem as a "little bit of a learning curve".
And so I wonder if you would be willing to describe a little bit of your learning curve about finance, and what you envision finance being in tomorrow's economy: Does it need to be smaller?
There is a little bit of a learning curve to the product, which is available either as a stand-alone program or as a plug-in that works in other programs like Adobe's Photoshop.
