This is, conveniently, also a reasonably straightforward question to answer.
This is a much more straightforward question to answer.
He was responding to a straightforward question: In a world so addicted to fossil fuels, and yet so threatened by the planet-warming carbon dioxide they produce, why has one seemingly elegant and elementary solution -- blocking that CO2 from entering the atmosphere in the first place -- proved so elusive?
"If it was a straightforward question I would vote to remain in the UK because I'm aware if we became independent Nicola Sturgeon will want us to be in Europe," says Briggs, before he offers an urgent qualification: "We need a second question on the second referendum ballot paper.
At Spark.me conference she opened her talk with a straightforward question and answer, "We go to parties so as to socialize and get around other people".
On Jan . 13 Judge John Nelson of the Yuma County Superior Court ordered a linguist to evaluate Mrs. Cabrera after she took the stand and failed to answer a straightforward question from her lawyer, John Minore, about where she went to high school.
I have not forgotten the asbestos crisis (which sealed my own classroom), the idiocy of the custodians' contract, the mind-numbing hours I spent at the Board of Education trying to get someone, anyone, to answer a straightforward question about licensing.
Even the answer to a straightforward question, like "What day is it?," vanishes on the wind; every patched-together arrangement works only until it doesn't.
For those applicants who cannot pull off a clever Wolf of Wall Street-style response to a straightforward question, there is one piece of advice that holds: just be the exact job you are applying for.
But gradually, search engineers realized that in many cases all a searcher wants is a simple answer to a straightforward question.
