Sentence examples for straightforward action of from inspiring English sources

For all of its faults, I enjoyed the simple, straightforward action of Night Watch for a while.

"Who should pay?" It is a straightforward question - it deserves straightforward action.

While stopping driving altogether might not be practical, finding ways to cut back on how much you use your car is one of the most straightforward actions you can take to reduce your greenhouse gas emissions.

For straightforward action-oriented fare, television has depended for years on adaptations of sci-fi literature, for series like "The Six Million Dollar Man" and "Logan's Run".

In terms of research design, the investigation of the four putative mediators of action of IPT is relatively straightforward (and is illustrated in Fig. 1).

"If we can get people to successfully rethink this, then the specific action of safe storage is rather straightforward".

Italian Law 1150/1942 devised two concrete and straightforward courses of action: on the one hand, Art.

Hipp on the other hand is not a Pgp-1 substrate (Supplementary Figure S2F) and has a straightforward mechanism of action on translation that leads to inhibition of eIF4A RNA binding.

Yet the main theoretical result known today in this context is a negative one: While a solution to the Qualification Problem requires to assume away by default abnormal qualifications of actions, straightforward minimization of abnormality falls prey to the production of anomalous models.

But the popular perception that rap songs are non-fictional, first-person, straightforward accountings of the actions of their mostly-black performers is not only an erasure of the artistry and complexity of the art form (with its roots in the erasure of black people's artistry and intellectual complexity).

Due to the nature of our two control tasks we could not use limb tracking as a straightforward measure of behavioral actions of the hand during these tasks, because grip phases overlapped broadly with considerable voluntary motion of the hand.