Sentence examples for be simply checked from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a simple way or state; considered in or by itself; without addition; alone.
They are also good with respect to the property of orthogonality of spherical harmonics; this essential property will be simply checked.
The lawsuit lays out a scheme in which Discover — and its affiliated processing company, DFS Services — called customers and purported to be simply checking in to make sure they understood all the benefits that came with the card.
So when you buy insurance, you shouldn't be simply checking a box.
It struck Mr. LaMonica as unusual, but he said detectives told him they were simply "checking everything out".
Mostly, said Mr. Card, who was transportation secretary to the elder Mr. Bush and views himself as "a bridge" between the generations, the father was simply checking on his son.
But last night's decision to release the series of email exchanges appeared to vindicate Whitehall's claim that it was simply checking to see if the Paddington Survivors' Group was being taken over by people who might be "basically Tories".
Therefore, the spectral LM test of Ar(2) versus Ar(3) is simply checking that the first sample (circulant) autocovariance of (f_{t}), which are the innovations in the observed process, coincides with its theoretical value under (H_{0}), exactly like the usual Breusch (1978)–Godfrey (1978a) serial correlation LM test in the time domain (see also Breusch and Pagan 1980 or Godfrey 1988).
Some believed he was simply checking to see if the girl was definitely deceased.
All you need to do is simply check the box "Show Desktop Icons" again.
