Sentence examples for uncomplicated projects from inspiring English sources

For the most part, OES staff are responsible for negotiating international treaties that involve natural resources, generally involving uncomplicated projects far from high-level eyes: a fiber optic cable in Tijuana, a bridge over the Rio Grande.

It seems Columbia records opted for a classic, uncomplicated look to the project -- a smart fit given Daft Punk's insistence on returning to the golden age of disco.

Adapted to the scale and scope of supply, the design for biomass projects should be uncomplicated as possible and as innovative as necessary.

First of all, the combined macro- and micro- approach used in FOR_V4 project provided the uncomplicated way to make entrepreneurs familiar with both quantitative and qualitative methods of building scenarios.

Google cites the 1939 World's Fair 'Futurama' ride for GM as the inception point of the passion for self-driving vehicles, but the self-driving car project kicked off at Google in 2009 under Sebastian Thrun, with an initial focus on the relatively uncomplicated (but still monumental) task of negotiating freeways.

Like Caruso's, Mr. Licitra's manly timbre projects a passionate but essentially uncomplicated personality, responsive to the gamut of emotions expressed in the music yet never to the point of finicky or cerebral nuance.

The model projects the number of doses needed, uncomplicated and severe cases averted, deaths and disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) averted, and cost to avert each.

Celebrating its uncomplicated yet blocky existence is David Stoll with his art project 4×4 Pixels.

In a related project to be reported elsewhere, we developed referral recommendations for patients with uncomplicated lower urinary tract symptoms.

In the demonstration scenario, based on a projected demand of 532 million doses, the MVM estimated that 150 million uncomplicated cases of malaria and 1.1 million deaths would be averted over 10 years.

In an age when we have to justify public projects with the consumerist language of stakeholders and end users, lighthouses still feel like an uncomplicated social good that belongs to us all.