Sentence examples for straightforward solutions from inspiring English sources

Both of these theories come with relatively straightforward solutions — fix the system, or weed out the incompetents.

The most straightforward solutions, like higher payroll taxes to pay for benefits, raise the cost of doing business and chase off investors and producers to lower-cost economies.

Having identified the primary "cause" of society's problems, the BNP proposes "straightforward" solutions: a halt to immigration and asylum, the introduction of a voluntary repatriation scheme, the deportation of all illegal immigrants.

In other words, decoupling remains a staggering, colonies-on-Mars-scale task, and is likely to get harder as straightforward solutions, such as switching from coal to natural gas, reach their limits.

"There are no straightforward solutions to the complex global challenges but the UK Government wants to work with the EU and our European partners to do all we can to support our steel industry".

In line with Davos rules I can't quote people by name, but whoever spoke, it was obvious to participants that the problem defies straightforward solutions.

There isn't, in short, a single straightforward solution.

This apparently straightforward solution is far more complicated than it looks.

Its problems are not always easily reduced to one straightforward solution.

Rejecting the 100 reporters idea, they prefer what Highfield calls a "much simpler, straightforward solution".

The problem of money in judicial elections has a straightforward solution: appointive state judiciaries.