Sentence examples for straightforward how from inspiring English sources

But the underlying question is straightforward: how often and how badly do markets blow up?

The queries were fairly straightforward: How much does Mexico spend on government offices outside Mexico?

Silver's method is completely straightforward: how else would you approach a question like this if not by considering every previous example?

When gauging performance is straightforward – how many toothpaste-caps Charlie Bucket's father can screw on in a day, for instance – office politics is relatively unimportant.

The formula for deciding whether a charity is effective is straightforward: how much of an improvement do you make in how many people's lives, for how much money?

But in the coming days and weeks, the choices before Congress will be straightforward: How can the bills still be improved?

He said in an interview that he would apply lessons of the last four months - for instance, that straightforward how-to shows and darker subject matter don't work as well as shows that are more clearly entertaining.

Pop Mech has published a pretty straightforward how-to on getting Ubuntu to run on your big scary PS3.

The content on the new site will include a mix of more straightforward how-to's and explanations — like the "Discovery on the App Store" article which details how editorial collections work and how Apple selects apps to feature — while others will be more of an article-format case study.

Hazzouri, a self-taught videographer who studied mathematics in Syria, is also preparing straightforward how-to segments for more complicated tasks, like going to the doctor.

Like many works of ancient literature, The Kama Sutra can be read a few different ways: you can view it as a window into the mind-set and customs of a long-departed culture, or you can take it to be a straightforward how-to guide to pretzel sex.