Sentence examples for not easier to understand from inspiring English sources
But they will mislead you in the end, and make it harder, not easier, to understand what is really important.
Despite its author's best intentions, "The Cause" makes it harder, not easier, to understand how liberals ever mustered the intellectual clarity or collective resolve not only to govern but to achieve what they manifestly did during their long reign at the vital center of our national life — or even, in a more qualified way, during the two decades since Bill Clinton promised to "put people first".
Moreover, some visual formats (e.g., survival curves and scales) need additional verbal or numerical explanations to be sufficiently clear [ 37, 38], and others, such as population figures, are not easier to understand than numerical formats [ 39].
It seems complicated and not easy to understand.
The iconography is complicated and not easy to understand.
It's not easy to understand what will happen.
"but it's not easy to understand, so many commentators haven't been focusing on it".
Even if you can get the information, it's not easy to understand.
However, Rustin continued, "the evils in the North are not easy to understand and fight against".
It's not easy to understand someone who claims to feel no sexual attraction towards other people.
The codes are not easy to understand but, if tax has been underpaid, this should be stated clearly.
