Jonathan Dee has set himself the simple and yet nearly impossible task of telling a story of the superwealthy without authorial moral judgment: of taking them on their own terms, from the book's first page to its last, and imagining how people so easily despised by us manage not to despise themselves.
He has set a very simple expectation, embodied in the school motto: "Do the right thing at the right time".
It has set itself a simpler task than Vote Leave.
He has set himself a deceptively simple task: to write about the popular music of the last century by concentrating on what was actually popular, and to figure out why people — not critics or historians but the people who bought the sheet music and the records, listened to the songs on the radio and went to the dances — liked it.
The startup has set out with a simple mission: make your office's lunch as easy as possible.
Perhaps more poignantly, Apple has set up a very simple "Remembering Steve" web page, where you can view the tributes sent to [email protected] in streaming format.
While it may seem too good to be true (and may be if the stain has set too long), Real Simple shows how the formula works.
Indigo, a 110-seat restaurant and 60-seat bar with pan-Indian specialties, has set itself apart with its simple, elegant interior, its well prepared and reasonably priced food under the direction of Vasant Mangal Pakhiddey, the chef, and especially with its attentive service, overseen by Vijay Shetty, one of the restaurant's four owners.
However, a simple mapping project has set out to put these "invisible" areas on the map.
Instead, she has set her sights on creating a simple, cloud-based software solution that helps small-business owners track their finances without any data entry (it pulls the information from your business's financial accounts).
