Sentence examples for making it more understandable from inspiring English sources
As Britain expanded its colonial empire around the globe, more husbands were separated from their wives for years at a time, making it more understandable that women might seek new spouses without being able to get proper divorces.
Additionally, since science is not only about replicating reality but also about making it more understandable to people (either to the public or other scientists), visual representations are not only about reproducing the nature but also about: (a) functioning in helping solving a problem, (b) filling gaps in our knowledge, and (c) facilitating knowledge building or transfer (Lynch 2006).
In order to optimize the educational process for families with children newly diagnosed with T1DM an increased focus on the families' perceptions might be helpful in that this could lead to further revelations of the educational process thus making it more understandable for the family members involved.
Lucretius' mission is to explain that physics in beautiful poetry, to make it more understandable and more palatable to his readership than its occasional philosophical obscurity might otherwise be.
"He made it more understandable.
With musical theater "we try to take out the lower resonance to brighten the voice to make it more understandable".
Pels said the sport changed the game and events for the 2008 Beijing Olympics to make it more understandable and television-friendly.
"This represents a new initiative for us as a company, to take a serious issue and make it more understandable to people," Ms. Ferdinando said.
B3 Gauging Transit Performance New York City Transit officials say they may replace the method for measuring subway and bus service reliability to make it more understandable and more accurate.
Without overplaying the erotic attraction to the point where it distorts Shakespeare, the gesture makes it more understandable to a modern audience when Antonio agrees to give his fortune and a pound of his flesh to Shylock as collateral.
"He needs to make it more understandable in terms of economic development, commerce or trade, what the outcome has been, what came from taking him away from his job".
