Sentence examples for straightforward its from inspiring English sources

Georgia's own analysis is straightforward: its principal vulnerabilities, which it said proved decisive, were its comparative weakness to Russian air power and its inability to communicate effectively in combat.

"Wipeout" is more straightforward; its contestants run obstacle courses.

Heavily synthesized yet straightforward, its music is a glib update on retro pop.

However straightforward its news articles, its headlines and columnists tend to goad, gloat and cheer.

The first is pretty straightforward: its finance arm, G.E. Capital, lost billions of dollars during the financial crisis.

Budvar's argument is straightforward: its hometown, Ceske Budejovice, is known as Budweis in German, and "Budweiser" refers to someone or something that originates from that town.

While this approach is straightforward, it has its shortcomings.

Despite its favourable properties and straightforward production, its affinity was not sufficient and its lipophilicity high.

From a distance, however, this collection seemed straightforward in its "Casual Fridays" style, its color palette consisting mostly of shades of gray.

"A Cat in Paris," recommended for ages 6 and older, is simultaneously more childlike — in its straightforward storytelling and its lack of adult-pacifying pop culture jokiness — and more nerve-racking than its big-budget American counterparts.

But the look was so straightforward in its attitude that it sparkled with rightness.