Sentence examples for the idea of simplifying from inspiring English sources
Ms. Quinlan is a model of sorts for Real Simple because, she said, "I had an affinity for the idea of simplifying your life; I did it myself".
Henderson Talbot, an employee of the real-estate firm of Douglas L. Elliman got the idea of simplifying the task of showing suburban property to people in town by showing films of the property.
"There are so many people who feel that their lives are out of control, and the idea of simplifying your life is such a wonderful vehicle for so many advertisers," he said.
There are plenty of reasons, starting with the idea offered by his aides that Mr. Boehner genuinely sees the idea of simplifying the tax code, cutting spending and increasing the sustainability of Social Security and Medicare as the right and necessary thing to do.
I kind of like the idea of simplifying my stream by removing @replies to users I don't follow.
President Obama's deficit commission last December had Democrats entertaining the idea of simplifying the tax code and sharply reducing tax rates this in direct conflict with our politically oblivious President's passion for hiking levies on the so-called rich.
"The whole idea of simplifying the message and getting out of technobabble that is not relevant to the target audience is always effective," says Bill Schneider, president of C10, a brand image consultant company in Mill Valley, Calif.
That is, referentially, the idea of fours winds simplifies our understanding of the etiology of corruption.
To eliminate this problem, the paper introduces the idea of simultaneous perturbation to simplify the generation of the Jacobian matrix needed in the Levenberg-Marquardt procedure and denotes the improved method as LM-SP.
In Fig. 9a, a picture simplifying the idea of such a device in its preliminary form of integration, is presented and its operational scheme is shown in Fig. 9b.
For the most part, the idea of Bible comics was to simplify and clean up the text for children, reducing the cryptic, sometimes dark poetry of the Scripture to juvenilia.
