That's the irony of modern life in so many ways, multiplying all our choices while taking away the most fundamental one: the ability to choose something simpler and more likely to endure.
It is simple and more likely to endure than complex interventions.The energy business is changing fast.
Furthermore, low-tech arrangements (e.g. opening doors to allow heat to move around the house) that do not require new technologies provided simple, at-hand solutions to endure the power cut.
At the start of Wyckoff's journey, finding work was relatively simple — even if workers had to endure hardships and injuries to earn modest wages in those jobs.
Back when we had vowed to stick with each other through sickness and health, we had imagined crises requiring heroic nursing, not the patience needed to endure the simple sound of another person's snotty nose.
This was the simple manifestation of what men, women and children have to endure daily, some 18 years after the tragedy".
The rules of the sport are simple, and no great finesse or skill beyond the capacity to endure extreme pain is required.
He doesn't have to endure the humiliation that accompanies all the simple things you can't do if you don't have a credit card.
Home plans are designed around simple quality-of-life decisions that all homeowners make, from young families willing to endure a 90-minute commute in exchange for a bigger home to young newlyweds who shop for furnishings at Ikea{(T1)}.
"What we have uncovered so far is a complicated and disturbing picture of emotional control over many years, brainwashing would be the most simplest term, yet that belittles the years of emotional abuse these victims have had to endure.
"Brainwashing would be a simple term, but I think that belittles the years of emotional abuse these victims have had to endure".
