Sentence examples for straightforward dispense from inspiring English sources
The answer for cosmonauts such as Tereshkova and for groups like Mars One is straightforward: dispense with all that pesky kit that you need to bring your crewmen back and instead keep them alive on Mars for the rest of their lives.
It is a straightforward matter, however, to dispense with these presuppositions.
Her spare, elliptical short fiction is critically acclaimed, but it forms a challenging body of work, dispensing with straightforward narrative in favor of a microscopic examination of language and thought.
Dispensing with tariffs seems like a straightforward process compared with tackling complex regulations.
Neither is a straightforward Agatha Christie-style whodunit, in which clue-dispensing plot mechanics are interrupted by soul-baring songs.
The fact that post-traumatic stress disorder can develop from fear and anxiety raises particular implications in a war like the one in Iraq, where a seemingly straightforward army-versus-army scenario has long been dispensed with, replaced by the uncertainties of guerrilla warfare.
Having set up the Christopher Sly framework, Frow soon dispenses with it, giving us a relatively straightforward Shrew chiefly conspicuous for its relish for double entendres.
2 The increasing diffusion and completeness of administrative health databases (AHDs)—which record healthcare services dispensed to all members of a specific population provide a straightforward way to perform such population-based studies in RA. 3 5 The validity of AHD studies primarily relies on the diagnostic accuracy of case definition.
Here, though, Mr. Wright dispenses with the nephew back story and gives us a fairly straightforward version that keeps its focus on Clara (on Wednesday night, Carol-Anne Millar), whose dream finds her transformed into the Sugar Plum Fairy.
They dispense irrelevant advice.
