Sentence examples for creating simplicity from inspiring English sources

"Jack was marvelous at creating simplicity out of huge complexity," said Noel M. Tichy, a professor at the University of Michigan Business School.

In 1985, President Ronald Reagan presented Congress with a sweeping proposal to reform the national tax system in the interest of preserving fairness, stimulating growth, and creating simplicity in the tax code.

Einstein had three rules: From clutter, create simplicity.

Too many leaders equate complexity with untidiness - and believe that tidiness will create simplicity.

What we don't always realize is that the intricate complexities of our bodies are there to create simplicity.

But a leader's job is to create simplicity.

A single repayment plan will reduce confusion, create simplicity for borrowers, and make student loan repayment easier to manage.

When Obama first heard the proposed slogan "yes we can," his reaction was: "too simple". But a leader's job is to create simplicity.

They want more actionable insights, counsel and support -- to create simplicity out of complexity.

Allowing alternatives, even if they were obvious variants (acommodation, accomodation, acomodation), would create not simplicity but confusion – how would people know if their spellings were legitimate?

Magnificent memorable lines are created with simplicity of diction: Oh! clasp we to our hearts, for deathless dower, This close-companioned inarticulate hour When twofold silence was the song of love.