Sentences with phrase «seemingly simple issue»

So on a more seemingly simple issue as family planning, the easiest answer, «fix me so I don't make babies» — is in every aspect against the teachings of Jesus and Scripture.

@Crazy Horse, «So on a more seemingly simple issue as family planning, the easiest answer, «fix me so I don't make babies» — is in every aspect against the teachings of Jesus and Scripture.»

Exasperated MPs tell Crone that he's being very vague about seemingly simple issues.

Hindson adds that even seemingly simple issues, such as how the cells are isolated and stored before sequencing, can have a major impact on the quality of the data.

Sometimes even seemingly simple issues, such as converting from 220 to 110 volts, can be a headache, says Harold Myron, director of educational programs for Argonne National Laboratory in Chicago, Illinois.

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If you've ever had any health issue that required more than a simple doctor visit, you will know that it precipitates a seemingly never - ending series of forms, bills, and letters.

«There's frequently a lot of technology behind seemingly simple designs, but when you can design packaging in a way that resolves an issue and is intuitive to use, that's value.»

Even seemingly simple gluten - free issues — such as defining celiac disease and gluten - sensitivity and understanding the range of potentially gluten - containing ingredients — can be challenging for retailers and their customers.

To Be or Not to Be The seemingly simple question of whether or not viruses are alive, which my students often ask, has probably defi ed a simple answer all these years because it raises a fundamental issue: What exactly defi nes «life?»

These issues in no way completely ruin the prospects for these and other games in need of tighter dialogue, but it's a shame to have a seemingly simple aspect potentially tarnish what were promising previews of some of the biggest titles currently in the works.

John Carter «The bias here is a simple refusal to accept this, and an attempt to wrangle around with various ways to seemingly refute it, with each one more illogical, more irrelevant, more issue misconstruing, or more misrepresentative, than the last.

The bias here is a simple refusal to accept this, and an attempt to wrangle around with various ways to seemingly refute it, with each one more illogical, more irrelevant, more issue misconstruing, or more misrepresentative, than the last.

Sometimes a seemingly simple car crash or slip - and - fall accident can spawn highly complex issues of fact and law that need to be sorted out before you can get paid.

What you soon discover are the nuances, legal issues, societal trends, and other considerations that complicate a seemingly simple task.

You present things so clearly, that you make seemingly complex issues simple and easy to understand.