Sentence examples for straightforward services from inspiring English sources

Straightforward services are shorter and more lucrative, and this, she says, is where her business makes money.

Unfortunately, while anything is available to big companies willing to pay for big-time features, everyone else is left with straightforward services with mighty few frills.

Second set: Murray leads Nadal* 6-3, 2-3 Another straightforward service game and just the one point dropped by Nadal this time around.

Here you’ll find classic dishes, straightforward service and a room where you can actually hold a conversation.

Crocodoc is an extremely straightforward service, and you don't even need to sign up for an account to use it — just upload a document, and a second later you'll be in the Crocodoc editor.

It's a straightforward service: users upload a 3D model to Sketchfab in any of its 27 supported formats, which the server processes and displays using WebGL and HTML5.

From what we can see, it's a pretty straightforward service and the standout feature for many businesses is likely that it can be integrated with PayPal so small businesses can easily accept credit card payments.

To get the most exhaustive options and the most straightforward service, it is a good idea to use a prestigious bookmaker who you can trust, such as William Hill.

M-Pin will get its shot at delivering on its promise of improving both simplicity and security, as it was recently selected by certified identity assurance provider Experian to provide highly secure authentication to millions of U.K. citizens in a government-led project aimed at providing in a safe, secure and straightforward manner services such as driving license renewal and tax-form filing.

Some interventions, such as Caesarean section and amniotic fluid volume assessment, require resources based at well-equipped facilities, whereas interventions such as multiple micronutrient supplementation can be delivered via relatively straightforward outreach services.

Last month's green paper on legal aid proposed a "single gateway" to what remains of a decimated, post-cuts legal aid scheme – a "simple, straightforward" telephone service.