Sentence examples for has simply got from inspiring English sources
May has simply got to mobilise them.
He has simply got better at hiding them.
There has simply got to be a less costly, less wasteful system.
As a constitutional symbolist, I want to say that the mindset of people in power has simply got to change.
It could be that Britain got into cannabis early, and now has simply got bored with the habit.
(The same calculation would have diminished Mr Welch's figures, however).Then again, maybe Mr Immelt has simply got his strategy wrong.
But as with the tobacco industry before them, the evidence has simply gotten too strong.
Sure, maybe the audience has simply gotten older and more conservative since the mid-80's.
Perhaps Krzyzewski and company have already done so, and Westbrook's passivity has simply gotten the better of him.
And through its first season "Gideon's Crossing" has simply gotten stronger, right up to tonight's tough-minded, touching season finale.
