But life is often not that simple.
Dr. Thomas A. Farley, the city's health commissioner, has often said that simple things like washing your hands and staying home if you feel sick are the most important precautions.
Knicks point guard Raymond Felton, who usually holds an advantage in strength at the point position, was unable to dictate the terms of this relationship, in part because the Nets often used that simple screen to switch the matchup.
Where CDS was "in-line" with workflow, we often observed that simple presentation decisions could be extremely powerful.
Measurement of volume velocity in ideal environments is often not available, so that simple and cheap estimation methods have been sought.
We know that, often, the simple answer is the best answer--and that is to institute the strongest possible prohibitions on the trade in imperiled wildlife parts and products.
But as most of us know, real life is rarely that simple: more often than not both parties bear some responsibility for relationships gone wrong.
Thank you, Mr. Kelly, for making art for so long, and for showing me that often the simplest things hold mysteries big enough to last a lifetime.
Managers can intervene when one of their direct reports is being counterproductive in an ESSP, and often the simple awareness that "the boss" is observing behavior and watching contributions leads to changed behavior.
4,5,7 A disquieting consequence of this concept was that too often the simple genetic diagnosis of LQT3 led to placement of an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD), even among patients who still were asymptomatic.
