Sentence examples for also more straightforward from inspiring English sources

But there are also more straightforward things helping Mr Bush.

The movement is also more straightforward -- a far distance from ethnic infusions of the later music -- and perhaps more easily manageable.

Readers who know only Petterson's most successful (also more straightforward and less interesting) novel, "Out Stealing Horses," which won many prizes when it appeared in English translation, in 2005, might be surprised to encounter these run-on sentences, tripping over their own dropped clauses, pricked with intermittence, properly punctuated but curiously unpunctual.

The presented packet header is also more straightforward than in the corresponding ETSI standard.

It's also more straightforward to raise money for companies the investors can relate to.

Interpretation of the results is also more straightforward, particularly when there are two-way interactions as in some of our specifications.

It also means more straightforward conversations and, potentially, greater choice in services.

He's a stronger rapper, though also a more straightforward one.

I like a lot of out-there photographers like David LaChapelle, but I also like more straightforward ones like Paul Hummel.

But she added that Kim's was also a more straightforward relationship to publicise than those of his father and grandfather.

The method described in this article avoids the necessity and complexity of dummy jobs, is easier to program for a computer, and also seems more straightforward in explanation and application.