Sentence examples for towards simple from inspiring English sources
The problem with apocalyptic thinking is that it predisposes us towards simple solutions and salvation narratives, even in complex situations.
Some frustrated Democrats have even suggested doing away with the filibuster, a much bigger step towards simple majority rule.
Regulators will tighten the screws, forcing most banks to shift back towards simple and safe deposit-taking and lending.
Attempts to corral the party towards simple, straightforward messages invariably fail because of a blend of bolshiness, free thinking and stubbornness which is the enduring strength of most Lib Dem party members.
Mr Jobs dismisses the threat of imitators: "if they could do all these things, why aren't they doing them now?" Apple may eventually find itself stunted by the move towards simple Internet computing devices and information appliances, such as smart mobile phones and television set-top boxes.
And on the bookmarking side of things, the trend seems to be towards simple.
It can be seen as part of a wider trend towards simpler, pared-down grocery retailing as the chain saves cash to cut prices.
But Asian trends suggest that while such "retro-gaming" classics appeal to early adopters, the balance shifts towards simpler games, such as card games, as women and the middle-aged start to play.The usual model is that users pay once to download a game, costing around $3. Some games are subscription based, and multi-player games, which are starting to appear, also involve extra charges.
The chemistry and mineralogy of ash also evolve towards simpler compositions with prolonged interaction with water.
Inherent safety strategy is an integral component of all engineering activities that strive towards simpler, cheaper, and safer processes.
The heavy demands ofa description of regulatory processes from this viewpoint have led researchers away towards simpler mathematical frameworks in which key experimental measurements are combined with heuristic concepts of metabolic function to make predictions of metabolic fluxes.
