Historically, one problem conservatives had with a straightforward balanced budget requirement was a concern that it might lead to tax increases.
The value proposition for tutoring is fairly straightforward: if the tutor has historically produced higher SAT or ACT scores, then they should be able to do the same for your son or daughter.
Historically, Ms. Grieder writes: "Texas wasn't a straightforward pro-business state.
Such historically minded analyses can lose sight of the straightforward delights of Gorey's art — his astonishing draftsmanship and pitch-perfect composition, informed by a lifelong love of film, theater and ballet.
Everybody knew that the 48-year-old had saved Darmstadt from the drop with straightforward hoof-ball last season, notching up historically low possession numbers (37% on average).
Teaching, said Eckstrand, isn't straightforward when the subject is a population that has historically been mistreated by the medical establishment.
Historically, the immediate post-conflict routine for the winner is typically straightforward: bases are built, garrisons are established, troops get rotated home, equipment is stored, paperwork is filed, and forces are demobilized.
Diagnosis of genetically or clinically heterogeneous disorders, which have been historically proven to be challenging, is turning out to be relatively straightforward and more accurate nowadays.
Historically, the introductory biology laboratories at Brandeis were modular, traditional labs in which students would perform straightforward lab protocols to obtain predictable results on topics such as β-galactosidase enzyme kinetics, mitochondrial respiration, and photosynthesis.
It is considered relatively straightforward for a country to fabricate a weapon with highly enriched uranium, but the impediment historically has been the difficulty of the enrichment process.
