Sentence examples for straightforward point from inspiring English sources

Despite a seemingly straightforward point system and scorecard, getting LEED certification is not always easy.

It is a fairly straightforward point, and one that, according to Mr. Edwards, many of his angry correspondents were taking a little too personally.

Ghost writing is in many ways the opposite of crime or detective fiction, whose worlds are more logical than real life – you find out who did it – whereas the supernatural can have no straightforward point of revelation to work towards.

Teams stuck to the bottom of the Premier League at Christmas require great leaps forward if relegation is to be avoided, yet Norwich's collection of a most straightforward point suggests Poyet's players remain an awful long way from making a great leap forward.

It seems a pretty straightforward point: the history of the past decade suggests that Boots (the company) is very good at running Boots (the chemists' shops we all know, love and from which we buy all manner of bathroom goodies from conditioner to corn plasters).

This may sound like a straightforward point, but it leads quickly to results that many find philosophically puzzling or implausible.

But it's by no means a straightforward point-and-titter exercise, and it would be a mistake — not to mention a waste of a very small amount of time — to read it in this way.

But it's by no means a straightforward point-and-titter exercise, and it would be a mistake not to mention a waste of a very small amount of time to read it in this way.

From November, it will become a straightforward points collection scheme based on the total amount spent in its stores.

And the ads can be created with a fairly straightforward point-and-click interface, Higbie said.

Based on the accident information gathered, a straightforward point-to-look list for error detection and elimination was suggested for process lifecycle stages.