Sentence examples for In more straightforward from inspiring English sources

In more straightforward terms, he collects information about the climate from a variety of sources and uses it to try to identify the causes of droughts and make predictions about where and how droughts will strike in the future.

By contrast, opportunities in Asia are in more straightforward long-term growth, he said.

Yet in so doing, they forge a bond with the lives under examination seldom achieved in more straightforward biographies.

Take transaction costs which tend to be higher in complex Islamic instruments than in more straightforward conventional ones.

The ease with which Celtic claimed their 100th major honour led onlookers to ask whether any of the previous 99 had been won in more straightforward circumstances.

That said, much of her recent work seems to be about age, decay, loss and nostalgia in more straightforward ways than her early films would openly admit.

Although it is possible to express this effect in rate equations, it is included in a more straightforward way in microscopic KMC simulations.

The looser arrangement of proteins in the podosome may have facilitated the accessibility of dystroglycan antisera making the visualisation of dystroglycan in podosomes more straightforward than in focal adhesion like structures.

(Mr. Bernard also figures in a more straightforward history of yoga in America, "The Subtle Body: The Story of Yoga in America," by Stefanie Syman, due in June).

Two BSS members currently pursuing another project in earnest are Emily Haines and James Shaw, singer and guitarist in the more straightforward, punky Metric.

So it's not surprising that micropolitical processes are more intense in universities than other kinds of organisation, where decisions are implemented in a more straightforward way.