Sentence examples for has simply begun from inspiring English sources
So far Beijing has not pressed new territorial claims; it has simply begun to defend old ones in sparsely inhabited places.
But the truth is that in recent months, the media has simply begun to sour on the president.
More recently, the U.S. EPA has simply begun asserting that its procedures have evolved to consider human variation in cancer risk (see question 6 in U.S. EPA 2011), but these amount to one trivial adjustment and one empty promise.
He said microphone had been thrust into his hand and he had simply begun to echo chants around him.
But a second report generated by the Congressional Research Service also found what the Journal described as strong evidence that migrants had simply begun using other routes into the United States.
Marketers and technologists have simply begun creating experiences unique and beneficial to that medium because that's where people spend their time.
In truth, the writer could've simply begun and ended with the title and written the phrase, "it's not true" in the middle.
Instead, it may be that American anesthesiologists, despite their extensive clinical commitments, have simply begun to take more initiative as a means to enhance our collective national research profile, an approach that was recently again emphasized [ 17].
Had Krugman written this piece, he would have simply began it by saying, "The fact that Americans overwhelmingly told Congress to vote against bombing Syria for its use of poison gas tells how much the divide on this issue in America was not left versus right, but top versus bottom.
A less charitable view is that the Gulch was a scam from the beginning and Johnson has simply been taking in as much money from starry-eyed libertarians as he could without keeping much in the way of records or seriously trying to make their vision a reality.
