Sentence examples for equally uncomplicated from inspiring English sources
He took an equally uncomplicated view of philanthropy.
She has only one dimension, as a faultless, fighting mom, and she is aided by an equally uncomplicated guardian angel, Reverend Gustav Briegleb (John Malkovich), a severe and entirely impersonal Presbyterian minister who hates the Los Angeles police, and sees Christine as a tool to beat them with.
The first outfit, a long, red gingham dress with a polo shirt top, was followed by other, equally uncomplicated designs: tightly pleated skirts and tops in a sunny palette of pinks and oranges, and McCartney's signature tailoring in slouchy trousers and sleeveless jackets.
Disease Treating ≡ TreatingPerson ⊔ TreatingDisease We therefore decided to map as an alternative approach the SN relational constraints expressed as triples such as D1 REL R1, D2 REL R2, D3 REL R3,…, D n REL R n (D i referring to domain and R i to range) to an equally uncomplicated DL formula.
(Nationwide, uncomplicated Caesareans cost almost two times as much as uncomplicated vaginal deliveries in the hospital).
Take sheep, as an uncomplicated example.
Yet, while he experiments with combining medallions of springbok with foie gras, or pork and pancetta pralines, he's equally adept at creating uncomplicated dishes, such as his rare fried ostrich medallions.
Based on the results of systematic reviews we assumed that thiazides and other antihypertensives are equally effective medication for uncomplicated hypertension with regards to health outcomes [ 1, 2].
The uncomplicated construction and, equally important, simple visual monitoring will be a powerful tool in the hands of synthetic chemists.
The three combinations tested were equally efficacious and well tolerated for the treatment of children with acute uncomplicated P. falciparum malaria.
Receiving antibiotics in turn reinforces patients' beliefs that antibiotics are powerful agents against uncomplicated RTI and strengthens the assumption that future RTI should be treated equally [ 4, 22].
