Sentence examples for straightforward drive from inspiring English sources

Newark was chosen for the lock box location because its post office has the equipment and personnel to handle enormous volumes of mail, Mr. Stone said, and offers a more straightforward drive to Staten Island.

Some streets were blocked by debris, making long, crooked work of what had been a straightforward drive to Billy's law office downtown, in a building on Water Street — so named, Billy said, after an inundation from a storm in the middle of the last century.

Some streets were blocked by debris, making long, crooked work of what had been a straightforward drive to Billy's law office downtown, in a building on Water Street so named, Billy said, after an inundation from a storm in the middle of the last century.

As for Ntaganda, his motive is more straightforward, driven back into rebellion by his fear of arrest by the court.

But rather than learn the relatively straightforward driving lesson on offer, I decided I would simply never drive again.

One thing we can say with certainty about the Arnage T: Once you've driven a car that's this fast, but also as straightforward to drive as an American luxury sedan (no fancy shifting, no odd seating, no cramped quarters, easy vision through all the windows), a high-end sports car seems like overkill.

The last 20 laps made for a relatively straightforward Sunday drive around Rio, not that Piquet was resting on his laurels, setting the fastest lap time of 1 33.546 on lap 46.

Straightforward chronology driven by cross-cutting among parallel actions, a technique that was invented by D. W. Griffith almost a hundred years ago.

Keeping the importance of alterations in the HPA system associated with depression and the robust effects of antidepressant treatment on restoration of the HPA system in mind, the search for polymorphisms in genes regulating the HPA axis which could have important impact on response to antidepressants is a straightforward candidate-driven pharmacogenetic approach [ 24].

The interpretation of the results of the ESPAC-1 study is very difficult for a number of different reasons (cf. the editorial „One lesson to be learned from this well-intentioned study is that a straightforward analysis driven by the factorial structure is not always as simple as it seems" [ 14]).

In the absence of a straightforward data driven approach to model order selection, we opted instead to repeat the analysis for values of K from 4 to 15 and arbitrarily chose 8 states as the case to present here, which we believe represents a good trade-off between richness and redundancy.