What does the "One Idea per Sentence" principle recommend?

Why: This principle specifically recommends against cramming multiple, loosely connected ideas into one sentence, which reduces clarity. Why the Other Options Are Excluded: •  The principle concerns sentence content, not limiting a message to a single sentence overall. •  This principle is about limiting each sentence to a single idea, not simply about keeping sentences short regardless of how many ideas they contain. •  Repetition for emphasis is a different technique, not what this principle describes. •  Combining many ideas into one sentence is precisely what this principle advises against. Industry Example: Splitting "the report is late because the data was delayed and the reviewer was on leave and the template changed" into three separate, focused sentences applies this principle.