Sentence examples for to be not difficult from inspiring English sources

"Ginsberg's poem is shown to be not difficult or forbidding, but honest, generous and inclusive, containing multitudes," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times in September.

Additionally, 39.7% of children found GFD compliance to be "not difficult", while only 18.2% of participants aged 14 18 years felt the same.

The "invention" of DNA in the RNA world seems to be not difficult to understand at the aspect that RNA could be "reverse transcribed" into DNA under the mechanism of template-directed synthesis via base-pairing.

Most found adherence to the diet to be "not difficult" (27.9%), or "a little difficult" (41.4%), while only 16 (11.4%) found adherence to be "extremely difficult" and 27 (19.3%) "quite difficult".

But this reticence to give is not difficult to understand.

According to (2.8), it is not difficult to obtain, and, where and.

Referred to [12], it is not difficult to imply that (4.13).

The answers to these questions are not difficult to discern.

Connecting that network to refueling equipment is not difficult.

Understanding its appeal to young teenagers is not difficult.

"That's not to say it's not difficult," he concedes.