Sentence examples for making it easy to understand from inspiring English sources

Other authors claim that, in the process of the parental and child's decision making, advanced methods could help with transmitting knowledge of the research, making it easy to understand for the parents as well as the children [ 17].

The highway is flanked by the endless Yucatan jungle, making it easy to understand how entire Mayan cities disappeared from view for more than 1,000 years.

To begin with the Lights are a glowing haze on the horizon, making it easy to understand why Galileo named them in part after Aurora, the Roman goddess of the dawn.

But the American envoy's combination of pressure and flattery of all sides was on display throughout the trip -- making it easy to understand why he is appreciated by some here.

But he's had surprisingly little club success – making it easy to understand why he said the result "was up there with some of the proudest moments of my career".

Finally, your unique selling proposition (USP) should be provided in clear, bold letters, making it easy to understand why customers should come to you instead of the competition.

Adobe has enhanced its Quick Fix feature by making it easier to understand photo-editing terms.

"Simon and Martina are sort of translating things that they're experiencing and making it easier to understand," Powell said.

Finally, we're making it easier to understand which apps you've allowed to access your data.

It has been incorporating geology into the game, making it easier to understand how the different layers of rock join, fold, overlap, fault or dissect each other.

Sometimes they say the words a little differently making it easier to understand.