Sentence examples for more simple ones from inspiring English sources

All these are things which, once established, are hard to be rid of, because they reflect and help to constitute increasingly complex models of social organisation which will tend to replace more simple ones.

And the fact is there are a lot of factors, but some of the more simple ones are that too many kids are consuming high-calorie food with low nutritional value, and they're not getting enough exercise.

The question of what kind of society we want to live in is, to my mind, even more simple: one in which women are not dismissed as "uninformed" or "wrong" on national TV – or anywhere – for making a choice about their pregnancy, and that goes equally for women who decide to carry their Down's syndrome baby to term, or women who opt for a termination.

Amidt the turmoil in the executive ranks - with first its chief executive exiting abruptly on Friday, and then its recently-appointed head of mobile resigning on Monday - the question for developers is a much more simple one: what phones is Nokia going to offer, will there be compelling reasons to develop for them, and will people want to buy or use apps on them?

A more serious flaw is a more simple one: because it has 538 members -- one for each senator and member of the House of Representatives, plus three for the District of Columbia -- the Electoral College invites stalemate.

We will show that condition (F2) can be replaced by an equivalent but a more simple one.

Optimized efflux transport is an important issue for complex multistep conversions using engineered biosynthetic pathways and also for more simple one or two step bioconversions using whole cell catalysts.

"A man would be more simple with but one ear, one arm, one leg.

To disseminate our findings and promote their incorporation into practice, our knowledge transfer activities should involve more than simple one-way distribution.

"My personal favourites were more simple than the ones they selected, but I'm not surprised that these two were their choice," he said.

(v) The proof method of Theorem 3.1 is more simple than the ones of Ceng et al. [4] because we do not need to use the relaxed extragradient method.