Sentence examples for straightforward actions from inspiring English sources

These simple, straightforward actions allow 38 Degrees members to come together and empower each other to create change.

At the end of the Consultation, a detailed set of recommendations was made, focusing mainly on relatively low cost and straightforward actions that governments could take before the end of 2009, which would allow for substantial acceleration in 2010, and beyond.

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.

There's one straightforward action, in which a man falls down, and then other stories branch out".

Rather than simply showing characters in situations, the artists mingle symbols, maps and diagrams with more straightforward action sequences.

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

Have you ever had a eureka moment about a straightforward action that could make a huge difference?

The series was originally conceived as a straightforward action-adventure vehicle for Ian Hendry, whose character, David Keel, was assisted by the mysterious John Steed, played by Patrick Macnee.

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".

Reducing excessive external nutrient loading is the most straightforward action in mitigating eutrophication, but lakes, ponds and reservoirs often show little, if any, signs of recovery in the years following external load reduction.

John Gray argues, in the course of his defence of Millian Liberty, that one should not interpret this famous sentence without also considering Mill's other writings: in particular, and contrary to appearances, it should not be taken as a straightforward action-guiding principle (Gray 1996 p. 2 et seq).