The phrase "a far more simple" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form is "far simpler" or "a much simpler."
Example: "This solution is far simpler than the previous one."
Alternatives: "much easier" or "considerably simpler."
It's a far more simple and down-to-earth way of doing things.
Under the circumstances, Mr. Romney might want to switch to a far more simple song with absolutely no underlying meaning.
They are also based on surveys that attempt to use a nationally representative sample of respondents, except that they ask a far more simple question which goes something like this: "Do you have a favorable or unfavorable view of this presidential candidate?" Both Clinton and Trump fare very badly on that question – and the conventions did little to change that.
But beneath these human-interest stories lies a far more simple message: the Silicon Valley of the past, which developed the awesome technology we use everyday, is simply dead.
I mean it in a far more simple, literal way.
Cruise Automation is a San Francisco-based startup that thinks it can get the technology to market sooner with something far more simple: a $10,000 accessory you can strap to the roof of your car and plug into your footwell.
On a production level, the show was far more simple than last season, taking place in a vast expanse of a room with floor to ceiling windows.
Perry held up a blue postcard to make the point that his tax plan is far more simple than the current tax code.
"Their closest competitor is Qpass, which makes users pull up a wallet and go through several screens, even though its software fills in the forms for you," says Ha. "iPIN is far more simple: All users have to do is enter a four digit pin number and their purchase is billed to their ISP.
Army (0-12) meets Navy (7-4) todat at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia with far more simple ambitions.
