Sentence examples for a bit more straightforward from inspiring English sources

Etiquette is a bit more straightforward.

"If it's public land, it's a bit more straightforward.

The Democratic race appears to be a bit more straightforward, but it's also tighter.

Mr. Phoenix, 37, is back here this year, and things are a bit more straightforward this time.

My suggestion to the New York State Public High Schools Athletic Association is a bit more straightforward: get better.

Zach Lowe of SI.com's The Point Forward did a stellar job of explaining why the Thunder's starting lineup mucks up the team's offensive workings, but the defensive failings of that unit — while also a bit more straightforward — are more glaring.

This makes it a little bit more straightforward to interpret in terms of tracking the progress of the polls in real time.

"Their calculation is a little bit more straightforward than ours, so I suspect they may have gotten through the process a little faster," a G.M. spokesman, Rob Peterson, said in explaining why the Leaf results were finished first.

"This is a little bit more straightforward.

The beats on this album are a little bit more straightforward.

Saujani herself authored the other book put online today, which is a bit more of a straightforward explainer of what coding is and how to get started.