Sentence examples for a straightforward presentation of from inspiring English sources
It used to just be a straightforward presentation of exactly what we presented to the board, and in the last four or five months we've iterated the process based on the employee feedback we've received to make it much more about why that information is relevant to them as employees.
That from Ketils Saga Hængs provides a straightforward presentation of the fantastic (within the context of the Fornaldarsögur).
It's a can't-win situation, since the play becomes either hard to follow (with diversionary visuals) or hard to swallow (with a straightforward presentation of a medicinal lecture).
The film, like the book, depends for its effectiveness on a straightforward presentation of information and an accumulation of damning detail.
It was a straightforward presentation of drawings, maquettes and other preparatory materials, mostly stemming from his commission to design the Jersey City Medical Center Station on the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail System.
Your subjects' connection with their patients is so brief — it's wham, bam, don't let the ambulance door hit you on the way out — that a straightforward presentation of their work won't satisfy the demands of hourlong prime-time story lines.
Those of us who like a clean performance enjoy Strait's belief in a traditional, straightforward presentation of country music.
The diplomatic product of the Nixon visit to China, known as the Shanghai Communiqué, reads as a reasonably straightforward presentation of the positions, generally opposed, of the two sides.
A short, straightforward presentation of the data and findings showing that treated HD patients have higher tHcy levels than both a control group without the HD allele and people with the HD allele but who have not been treated (and as a group have lower ratings on the UHDRS than the treated patients).
Shorter delays in breast cancer compared with other cancers may occur because of a more straightforward presentation of signs and symptoms that are easily understood by patients and doctors, clear referral guidance, well-organised secondary care clinics, a national screening programme and a high public profile.
(Genzlinger) 'THE GRAND INQUISITOR' Peter Brooks's severe, ultimately unilluminating adaptation of Dostoyevsky's parable of worldly and spiritual power is less an interpretation than a straightforward presentation.
