Sentence examples for straightforward move from inspiring English sources

This would, as Charlie Savage, of the Times pointed out, be a straightforward move if these were prosecutors in a real court (and, lest anyone forget, we have plenty of real courts available in this country).

But one department official said that the record penalties assessed against BP were not an effort to send a signal to industry, but a straightforward move that punished a company with a long record of moving slowly to address safety problems.

With proponents of this change projecting that it would save $60 billion over the next 10 years, it looks like a straightforward move.

It's a remarkably straightforward move, far from the conspiracy theories the last few days have spawned, but when you're dealing with bruisers like Microsoft and CES, everything is swathed in diplomacy as would be ostensibly amicable divorce proceedings.

Amazon's Prime Day is a straightforward move by the company to offer a members-only sale event, not unlike those created by brick-and-mortar stores, to both push more memberships — and, of course, sales, aiming for economies of scale and volume to make up for the lost margins.

But, he said, "we need to be cautious since it may not be straightforward moving these mouse studies into humans".

Occasionally, the performers manage to work together, but even straightforward moves seem beyond the technical ability of certain members.

Importantly, there are no simple or straightforward moves from the scientific projects in A to the philosophical projects in B or C. Arguments for or against such moves require difficult philosophical work.

Two of them were straightforward, moving item 23 from healthcare and people to professional job and item 1 from family and friends to careers advising.

This makes it straightforward to move functionality between different services, even those services that lie on different servers or are moving from server-side code (e.g., Python, Java) to client-side code (e.g., JavaScript).

Trial testimony is rarely sufficiently straightforward to move a narrative along, especially when 17 unfamiliar names, mostly Chinese, are involved.