Sentence examples for a straightforward press from inspiring English sources

The Justice Department put out a straightforward press release about Krieg's arrest, but a FBI agent's affidavit offered a lot more of an interesting backstory.

Drowning out any news of product launches, business partnerships, strategic acquisitions, and even all those Google Glasses stories was a simple, straightforward press release announcing that longtime Google employee and VP Marissa Mayer had left her company of over a decade to join Yahoo! as CEO.

The task for shipping is relatively straightforward; press on with measures to improve ship fuel efficiency and put in place a carbon pricing mechanism (market measure).

Not that it was a straightforward process.

Presumably it's a straightforward mechanical hack: the buttons just press down on keys he's designated in the emulator to do this or that.

There was no clear relationship between baseline levels of functional and non-functional observing, suggesting that EOLPs were not a straightforward failure to terminate the lever-press response following a single, functional OLP (we might predict that a simple stereotypical continuation of observing lever pressing of one or two EOLPs each time would scale with OLPs; this was not the case).

If commercial banks are not pressed by western governments to accept a straightforward package of debt reduction, they will fight to collect fully, and, failing that, will press for debt-equity swaps and other inadequate approaches to debt relief.

That sounds a straightforward line for a civilised country, and civilised press, to draw.

In London, he founded a small press, called the Gomidas Institute, with a straightforward mission: unearthing and publishing firsthand accounts of 1915.

But chairman of the USCCB Committee on Migration Bishop Eusebio Elizondo said in a press statement, border justice is, at least religiously, a straightforward cause.

The development of this model and algorithm naturally extends to three dimensions in a straightforward manner and is described in part II of this paper (in press).