Sentence examples for not proved straightforward from inspiring English sources

It should be remembered, however, that other courses of action have not proved straightforward either – just look at Libya and Syria.

Its demolition had not proved straightforward at all; the building had been highly contaminated, and, making matters worse, more than 750 human bone fragments were discovered on its roof and in its air vents.

Despite this, transfer of gene expression signatures into clinical practice has not proved straightforward [ 10, 11].

Testing such impacts upon populations of organisms (i.e. at the catchment scale) has not proven straightforward and differences have emerged in the conclusions reached.

"We have continued to pursue that confidential approach for the performance director search, although it has not proved so straightforward," added the RFU.

"Well, the year has turned and, in my view, the decision proved straightforward - now is not the time to raise interest rates". He said that volatility in China - which earlier today announced its lowest growth rate for 25 years - as well as a collapse in oil prices and sluggish pay growth in the UK meant that any rate rise could be delayed.

Driving the Tundra proved straightforward.

It proved straightforward to construct a bldA deletion in M600.

Any woman in labour, whether her labour is proving straightforward or not, is at risk of infection once her waters break, as the waters protect both her and the baby from infection.

However, plans for filming The Great Getaway in Galloway, the Highlands and Outer Hebrides did not prove to be straightforward.

Although we suspect the former to be true, regulation of mTOR through these pathways has proven to be quite complex and the answer may not prove to be straightforward.