Sentence examples for not that straightforward from inspiring English sources

It's not that straightforward for everyone.

Politics is not that straightforward, and any co-operation with Ukip would be entirely counterproductive.

"Even if they have admin people in A&E policing the wards, it's still not that straightforward.

But it's not that straightforward: two debentures cost £55,000 – though that does pay for a pair of seats every day of the Championships for five years.

However, this is not that straightforward and a lot of errors can be detected with respect to good modelling practice, including fair model selection criteria, qualitative parameter estimations and proper model validation.

"It is tempting to think it would be easier to kill badgers when they are a sitting target underground, but it turns out from reports from the 70s that it is just not that straightforward," Woodroffe said.

It is not necessarily that straightforward.

The picture is not, however, that straightforward.

"It's not quite that straightforward," Pardo says.

"It's not always that straightforward," Churchill answers.

If Roy is fit it is not even that straightforward to accommodate Stokes.