Sentence examples for need for simplicity from inspiring English sources

The latest controversies should prompt agreement at least on the need for simplicity, however.

Given this need for simplicity, it was important not to pin too many flags to the mast, the panel agreed.

The book's title partly refers to the problem of the "pure" subject, that is the contradiction between the need for simplicity and standardisation in trials and the messy reality of human lives.

Because "everybody's got low prices," Mr. Stemberg said, "we're now going to appeal to the consumer's need for simplicity, convenience and an effortless shopping experience, and take a much more empathetic tone".

About the same time, Sam Mulgrew, a local farmer who had detected a need for simplicity in the coffin market, asked to build his first coffin in one of the monastery's work sheds.

The same need for simplicity exits today as more companies embrace a hybrid approach.

As we move towards developing a new model, we will have to consider the conflicting needs for simplicity and estimation - possibly by developing more than one model and testing which gives the more useful predictions.

A Google official has emphasized the need for "speed, simplicity and security".

But if this election showed anything, it is that the political need for this simplicity is almost proportional to its disappearance in our lives.

Maybe it was a need for thematic simplicity, a desire to maintain a link to the literal racism of South African apartheid, or a political-aesthetic tendency to torque up the accusation.

Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson, the champion Paralympian, agrees with the need for greater simplicity.