Sentence examples for simple to have from inspiring English sources

It would have been so simple to have him heard when he was in Sweden.

"We need to come to an understanding how to do this; as you know it's not that simple to have a meeting between the two of us".

I would like all of the cabinet to commit to something pretty simple: to have an ethnic minority person as their shadow for a significant period of time so they can experience what politics is about.

The math is simple: to have 8,500 megawatts of solar capacity, California would need at least 23 projects the size of Ivanpah, covering about 129 square miles, an area more than five times as large as Manhattan.

"With the need for product in this country, and the numbers that are being paid, it would have been very simple to have a 10-team league," Davis said, adding that such a league would not have a problem attracting players.

The choice is simple: to have a Saddam equipped with nuclear weapons sooner than we think, or to have a world free of him.

Or would it be simpler to have a sex clause in the divorce settlement agreement?

It was much simpler to have a school dinner than bring in my own aromatic extravaganza.

And since no two simples can overlap, this would mean that it's possible for disjoint things (the simples) to have identical (hence overlapping) exact locations.

Now, it's simpler to have the thing be your main computer, by better integrating it into your desk.

For there is nothing in the nature of a simple object to suggest that any given simple had to have existed.