Sentence examples for how straightforward it is from inspiring English sources

Few people realize how straightforward it is to put a gene into a virus.

Another example of how straightforward it is comes from Chris Wysopal - a former member of the notorious Lopht hacking group.

While Hudl tablets were particularly vulnerable, other work has shown how straightforward it is to retrieve data from many Android devices.

You see how straightforward it was to put one and one together and wonder whether the two was a car park due for development that excluded cars.

To say that most members of the Observer's occasional cricket XI would have caught this catch highlights how straightforward it was.

Asked about how straightforward it was to dig into MI5's files to search for information about a suspect, he said it could be "very difficult" if they did not have their own record on the system.

They're also releasing a 4K camera, but my industry insider says it's more of a broadcast cam, especially considering how boxy and straightforward it is; no rails, no customization, etc. Plus it costs "under $200,000".

Everything that needs paying for – school uniform, school dinners, PTA events – all require a cheque, and I'm not sure how straightforward it would be for the school to organise their finances without them.

"I do hope it will give a voice and a name to a lot of the experiences that people have, and also things that they're going through," says Yomi. Slay In Your Lane is a prime example of how straightforward it should be to provide representation for young black girls.

How much more straightforward it was for the Westminster parliament in the old British empire to play its part in sharing the imperial burden.

Titled "Vagina Panic," it featured a plotline about unintended pregnancy and abortion that was remarkable for how, well, unremarkable and straightforward it was.