From his inception in film and radio serials of the 1930s, Tonto was only ever rendered in the most simplistic terms, as a foil and companion with whom the otherwise very lone, and thus radio silent, Ranger could interact.
In the most simplistic terms, communication can be divided into indirect communication, direct communication and emotional communication.
The work for Less Cancer, in the most simplistic terms, is about being a life preserver, avoiding the need to jump in to save a life.
I know that I am extremely bullish, but think about it: In the most simplistic of terms to get the deficit down we must either tax the tax base more (raise taxes) or expand the tax base (more jobs, more profitable companies paying more corporate taxes, improving markets mean dividend and capital gains taxes, everyone is happy again and shopping so sales taxes spike as well).
In the most simplistic of terms, the cadence of a successful career is to build up your potential in phase 1 (roughly age 20-30), to cash your potential in on valuable experiences in phase 2 30-400), and to cash in your valuable experiences on compensation in phase 3 (cash, fulfilling work, etc). in phase 3 (40+).
Moreover, they warn that attempts to explain the suffering of women in developing countries in simplistic terms often tend to reproduce a "colonial stance" toward the global South.
Mr. Strayhorne put the renewed attention in more simplistic terms.
Put in very simplistic terms: these are players who are available.
In very simplistic terms, sensible properties are for Wolff what color, sound, taste, smell and temperature are for Locke.
In purposefully simplistic terms, blockchain is a technology that allows two untrustworthy peers to make a verifiable transaction without intermediaries.
