Sentences with phrase «fairly simple solution»

My point, of course, is that, by defining the GW problem purely in terms of very small increases in anthropogenic CO2, the pro-AGW faction suggests a fairly simple solution.

Democrats and Republicans already have a fairly simple solution to the private school subsidization problem.

For an Instructional Designer, there is a fairly simple solution to this.

Common Councilor Joe Driscoll said it's a fairly simple solution.

There may be a fairly simple solution to a behavior problem.

It's a fairly simple solution to ensure the most beautiful strawberries all year long.

Jeremy, As you've stated many times re: many other «questions»... there is usually a fairly simple solution.

But there are some fairly simple solutions and almost every business can figure out a method within their SOPs to take a step or two back from the newest frontier and focus on protecting their basic business instead.

There are two fairly simple solutions for creating a robust running balance that don't break when you insert, delete or move rows.

But Cruz Rico says there are some fairly simple solutions to these problems.

Not exact matches

Startups, typically, are fairly wild to steer, and having a accomplice equivalent to Binance to assist you is an incredible solution to kickstart your success and get there comparatively simpler.

THE METHOD: The solution to this problem is fairly simple: start drinking water now.

But if you have some weird circumstances then saw palmetto is a simple solution (it's fairly extreme though).

The solution to avoid falling into this trap is fairly simple.

In this instance, solutions are fairly simple — simply keep sources of «smoke ‑ like» phenomena away from detectors or consider changing the detector to a different type, such as a heat detector rather than a smoke detector in kitchen and lab areas.

The solution to the problem is fairly simple, really.

Proposed solution The solution to this issue is fairly simple.

The solution is fairly simple.

The individual solutions are often fairly simple and only in aggregate do they become daunting.

It's the subject of his book Winning the Oil Endgame, and he makes it sound fairly simple: On one hand, the deadly risks of continued dependency, and on the other, some win - win solutions.

While there have been many, fancy, high - tech solar - tracking systems invented, it's also true to say that the sun tends to follow a fairly predictable path from one day to the next — so maybe simple, low tech solutions could work too?

He was quoted as saying that, «It should be fairly simple as they do not have the extra cost of hosting their own... so they can focus on the use cases and once it's a proven solution they can scale it out.»

The Solution: This one seems fairly simple.

«I thought keeping the scheme monochrome and fairly simple would be the best solution, as trends often come and go.