Sentence examples for straightforward enough that from inspiring English sources

This recipe is straightforward enough that you'll have time for a couple of simple classics.

It's straightforward enough that non-hardcore gamers who need presents will enjoy it, too.

I really like most of the features Etacts has to offer — it's straightforward enough that it didn't take long at all to figure out how everything worked, and it seems like it would appeal to any professional that has to manage a sizable contact list.

The process of boarding should be optimized for time-efficiency but also should be straightforward enough that it can be easily understood by all passengers".

The goal seems straightforward enough: newspapers that remain robustly (indeed raucously) free, which are less flamboyantly horrible, and yet make enough money to survive.On July 20th David Cameron unveiled a band of worthies, led by a judge, and gave them a year to outline new rules for the press (among other tasks).

This relationship seems straightforward enough, showing that those who prefer to learn on their own do indeed try to address academic and administrative issues on their own.

The Republican strategy was straightforward enough: neutralize any issue that could hurt the party in the general election while giving Republican lawmakers a list of major accomplishments.

In the same vein, Grand Slam is Grand Chelem, a return is un retour and doubles is double, which sounds straightforward enough until you consider that singles is called simple in French, even when the opponent on the other side of the net is Rafael Nadal.

That seems straightforward enough.

That sounds straightforward enough.

While that seems straightforward enough, there is a catch.