Word: simpler
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1990-1999
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Hyman and Brian R. Blais '97, the current council vice president, rewrote the application forms this year in an effort to make them simpler and more informational...
Finally, it is an opportunity, in what has been a catastrophic year for race relations, for the general American public to see black men as responsible, upright and involved citizens. There is no doubt that it would have been much simpler if a generally well-respected person had planned a demonstration for blacks to recommit themselves to caring for the community and securing the family...
...Holy Cross has a much simpler offense [than Cornell]," said Harvard captain Justin Frantz, in statement akin to saying the 49ers are good. "We have a simpler plan for both our offense and defense this week. Their offense is pretty balanced, which makes it like Cornell...
...know that if we simplify our work, eliminate duplication, provide people with information they need,... we'll hopefully save money at the same time," Martgulies says, "What started out as a project to fix the data...has evolved into a project into making our work more efficient and simpler and streamlined...
Still, many nice features of the ancestral environment can't be revived with bricks and mortar. Building physically intimate towns won't bring back the extended kin networks that enmeshed our ancestors and, among other benefits, made child rearing a much simpler task than it is for many parents today. Besides, most adults, given a cozy community, will still spend much of the day miles away, at work. And even if telecommuting increasingly allows them to work at home, they won't be out bonding with neighbors in the course of their vocations, as our ancestors were...