Sentence examples for and simple terms from inspiring English sources

'The resolution will state in clear and simple terms that Iraq is in breach of Resolution 1441.

Mr. Bush said the new resolution would declare in "clear and simple terms" that Iraq is not living up to its obligations.

In this one-of-a-kind primer, David Archer engages readers in clear and simple terms about the many ways the global carbon cycle is woven into our climate system.

Easier than to try and explain in clear and simple terms and give choices and consequences.

Part of being a good scientist is being able to write up your results in clear and simple terms.

The report calls on the government to set standards which organisations can sign up to, promising to explain how they use personal data in clear, concise and simple terms.

One solution has been to carry out light touch and simple, termed "pragmatic" RCTs with very inclusive eligibility criteria and followup via routine data collection.

And another good suggestion is to put the public interest defence in a statute in much clearer and simpler terms; and sort out the confusion the courts have got into between reputation and the right to privacy – a development that really is tipping the balance further away from free speech and needs to be corrected.

Why? Plastics repel water and are made of fat — and in simple terms, that's what many pollutants are attracted to.

And I think it's something, that if spun the right way and in simple terms, can actually resonate with the American people.

And, in simple terms, our families are having an extremely difficult time saving anything, and if they do, we punish them...