Sentence examples for straightforward to put from inspiring English sources

Generic consent was valued as it provides most 'flexibility for researchers'; reduces the likelihood residual biosamples will go to waste; is more straightforward to put in place; is 'simpler to understand' and enables biosamples to be used for more than 'one specific thing'.

Boosting levels of vitamin A in rice provides a simple, straightforward way to put that right".

It's not simple and straightforward enough to put on in the background while you thumb through the gospels.

Thomas missed a normally straightforward chance to put the Scarlets ahead as the conditions continued to deteriorate and was then off-target with the drop goal attempt.

Sexton then missed a straightforward chance to put Leinster ahead and boosted by the let-off, Clermont regrouped to notch six quick points from Parra's boot.

Burns missed a relatively straightforward opportunity to put Gloucester back in front minutes later, and Toulouse should have gone further ahead.

Equalities Minister Jo Swinson told the BBC News Channel the government would be bringing in 'simple, straightforward' changes to put in place greater flexibility for employers and working mothers.

This was a far from straightforward list to put together, and I am grateful to my editor Kimberly Brooks for asking me for a decade's worth of "art events" -- rather than anything more precise -- which made my task at once more difficult and more thought-provoking.

Few people realize how straightforward it is to put a gene into a virus.

You see how straightforward it was to put one and one together and wonder whether the two was a car park due for development that excluded cars.

Yeo's response is straightforward: "Investors will have to put a price on that risk".