Sentence examples for not always straight from inspiring English sources

"It's not always straight.

But the line between today's expectations and tomorrow's demands is not always straight or predictable.

Despite these coupling tools, it is not always straight forward to create a modeling workflow due to platform dependencies, computer architecture requirements, and programming language incompatibilities.

The lines between his own thought and actions and these later developments are not always straight, though.

And about an artist detained by the Chinese government, he declared that "freedom's march is not always straight but it is always forward".

And the process of converting a laboratory-made cell into a mass-manufactured one is not always straight forward.If it leaps these hurdles, though, Dr Snaith's material will be a strong challenger for silicon.

Applying the skills learnt in education is not always straight-forward.

Strakowski et al. (2010) identified this problem and acknowledges that 'separating affective symptoms from a bipolar individual's "usual self" is not always straight-forward'.

He added: "The practicalities of people being able to do so are challenging and not always straight-forward, and Govan Law Centre hopes to explore these serious challenges with partner agencies in Glasgow". Mr Dailly said it will still be necessary for people to first ask the Home Office for continued support and accommodation but if that is refused then it will be necessary to appeal.

While the presence of a labour epidural allows for extension to surgical anaesthesia if necessary, the insertion and management of labour epidurals in obese women is not always straight-forward [ 7, 8].

"The lines weren't always straight.