Sentence examples for using simpler language from inspiring English sources
But he acknowledged that Brown had to communicate better, using "simpler language" with the public and making greater effort with the parliamentary Labour party.
Link, who moves fluidly from discussing dense science with experts to using simpler language to carry his message, recently teamed up with a colleague to identify other misconceptions about EBFM in an article in the journal Fisheries, "Myths That Continue to Impede Progress in Ecosystem-Based Fisheries Management".
The revised stories were written using simpler language and sentence structure.
This may involve using simpler language, as well as innovative use of web resources to produce shorter, snappier papers, with the methodological or technical details made available elsewhere.
Remove any irrelevant or unnecessary detail and make sure that you're using simple, language that has impact – no jargon.
Minimizing the situation by using simple language felt like the least hysterical trick you could play on yourself.
Mr. Hampton, a singer-songwriter originally from Houston, has a knack for using simple language to mask complicated emotions.
Asbjørnsen and Moe solved the problem of style by adopting the Brothers Grimm's principle of using simple language in place of the various dialects, yet maintaining the national uniqueness of the folktales to an even higher degree than their German precursors had done.
I've learned to multitask, to explain technical research using simple language, and to think like a 7-year-old.
Using simple language, Berger describes concepts from Walter Benjamin's The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction and explains how the invention of photography has changed the meaning of a painting.
States should make information about the voting process and candidates accessible to all people with disabilities, using simple language, visual aids, or oral instructions, and training local election supervisors to provide such information during the voting process.
