Sentence examples for more straightforward in from inspiring English sources
Chinese grammar appears more straightforward in structure.
Getting around is more straightforward in Jordan.
Family trouble used to be more straightforward in politics.
Britain's tabloids have been altogether more straightforward in their headlines.
"ACT is more straightforward in their question construction," he said.
Thankfully, things are more straightforward in the other two groups involving English teams.
Although it is possible to express this effect in rate equations, it is included in a more straightforward way in microscopic KMC simulations.
The looser arrangement of proteins in the podosome may have facilitated the accessibility of dystroglycan antisera making the visualisation of dystroglycan in podosomes more straightforward than in focal adhesion like structures.
Needless to say, the incremental-net-benefit parameter recently proposed by many authors behaves in a much more straightforward way in this respect than the above incremental CER, providing another argument in favour of the net benefit approach.
"Proust is plainer in his language and more straightforward and in a way more contemporary than the translation," she says.
Using the more straightforward "please" in a sentence can be more effective in making people click a button online, according to new research from Facebook.
