The phrase "an simple" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a simple" because "simple" begins with a consonant sound.
Example: "It was a simple solution to a complex problem."
Alternatives: "one straightforward" or "a basic".
"You start to think, 'I can solve my own problems.' " If you are ready to do that, an simple, dependable machine is the best place to start.
It's essential... " At a time when the health service, local government and social care are under severe pressure to cut costs, commissioning inexpensive and effective methods of treatment is seen as an simple way of improving the nation's health.
Others will accept that that the easel is an simple way of reaffirming royal tradition, serving the institution of majesty in much the same way, and at much lower cost, as other, more elaborate traditions that remain an essential part of royal pomp and ceremony — the gilded carriages, the ermine-trimmed robes, the trumpet fanfares, and much else besides.
But if you are traveling with someone, you endanger your domestic bliss by hogging the entertainment and walling yourself off ("Sorry, dear, you'll have to amuse yourself by re-reading the SkyMall catalog while I watch 'Bridesmaids.'") Manufacturer iLuv has an simple plug-in splitter that allows a traveling pair to share.
It demonstrates that the collapse prevention goal needs attention in modern buildings using SCBFs as main seismic-force-resisting systems, and an simple and low-cost solution is possible to achieve this goal.
So when the New York Times reported that White House adviser Stephen Miller said it was an "simple decision" to implement a policy (since reversed) that would separate kids from parents who crossed the border illegally, I couldn't understand.
