Sentence examples for be simple to put from inspiring English sources

It would be simple to put in place restrictions to monitor this, such as fixed-term internships only, guaranteed subsistence wages or expenses, and a form of certification at the internship's close.

Maybe more importantly, increasing milking frequency during early lactation is simple to put into practice.

A crisp homemade version of ginger beer is simple to put together: fresh ginger in large quantities, steeped for several hours and then sweetened.

His pledge was simple: to put Labour values, the people's values back into politics – and this was an unexpectedly polished beginning, rounded off by a standing ovation, to what is clearly a popular movement.

It's simple to put together, not full of cream as tarts are wont to be, and the lemon curd offsets the richness of the hazelnuts and sweetness of the juicy raspberries.

Your basic goal is simple: to put your most highly taxed assets in tax-deferred accounts, while stashing more lightly taxed assets in your taxable account.

It looks like it's simple to put together, but we went through 20 or 30 modifications to get the right feel.

I think that it's simple to put the onus for that gain on the leaks of Edward Snowden, who kicked off a global discussion about the intersection of government, and user data.

The purpose of the American Jobs Act is simple: to put more people back to work and more money in the pockets of those who are working.

Because the Soviets even took the maps of the water and electric lines, it was simpler to put in new ones.

It really would be that simple to put a dent in our growing DUI problem.