Examples of using Easier to understand in English and their translations into Polish
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more transparent and easier to understand.
text was easier to understand.
If not, I encourage you to have a look HERE- it will be easier to understand the situation with the Harbeths.
Updated the design of site permission requests to make them harder to miss and easier to understand.
This is a longer novel for teens, written in fairly simple language, which means it is easier to understand if you're just learning English.
It's simpler and easier to understand than the methods that come with the GRUB package.
The display names are easier to understand for users and can be changed by the admin.
If it is a complex expression, it may be pretty-printed to make it easier to understand.
This psalm is easier to understand than yesterday and leaves precious pearls that can help us think.
The funding rules will be much simpler and therefore easier to understand for beneficiaries and less prone to errors.
We must make it easier to understand EU law and the only way
However, to make the explanation of the mechanism of karma easier to understand, I think we can also speak of a"samsara-building network of positive force.
Community legislation would be easier to understand.
You find it easier to understand the death of one than the death of a million.
Simplification should result in a high quality regulatory framework, easier to understand and more"user friendly.
clarifies thousands of Bible difficulties and makes them easier to understand.
making some confusing parts of the code a lot easier to understand.
its interface much easier to understand.
provisional methods are easier to understand and apply, these are what we train in