Sentence examples for straightforward battle from inspiring English sources

A straightforward battle against "neo-liberalism" is still being fought in many parts of the world.

This was not a straightforward battle over whether to include creationism or its close cousin, intelligent design, in the science curriculum.

At first this was a straightforward battle pitting the Sudanese army, together with the Arab militias, the infamous janjaweed, against two main rebel groups, the Justice and Equality Movement and the Sudan Liberation Army.

By contrast, the GM strike, which lasted 54 days and cost $2.2 billion in lost sales, was a straightforward battle by the United Auto Workers to slow the pace of restructuring.

"This is a straightforward battle between the losers and gainers, and it's nothing more significant than that," said Alan Buckwell, policy director of the Country Land and Business Association, which represents landowners in rural England and Wales.

Controls remain relatively straightforward during battle: You can fast attack, heavy attack, block, dodge and dash.

Beijing was slightly more straightforward, but his battle to even make the GB team for 2012 was not.

They argue that this is the most straightforward method of battling piracy and so increasing their sales—and have reinforced their position with lawsuits against online pirates.

The plan for the battle was straightforward for both sides.

But even if a straightforward good-versus-evil battle isn't the most intelligent and satisfying conclusion for the show to reach, Brienne swearing her oath to Sansa (as she had to Catelyn) was still amazing.

Through the ensuing years, with one major boardroom battle and several straightforward acquisitions, Bernard built up what Antoine describes as "the empire".