Sentence examples for has simply thrown from inspiring English sources

Scepticism is good; cynicism has simply thrown up its hands and quit.

"Congress has simply thrown money at the Western wildfire problem without making sure that it is being spent wisely".

Financial institutions and their consultants might look at who is responding favorably to an existing mailing campaign — one that asks people to refinance their homes, for example — and who has simply thrown the letter in the trash.

Mr. Ryan hasn't started a process or taken a "bold step," as Mr. Brooks suggests; he has simply thrown a handful of red meat as far to the right as possible, and it should not be treated as a legitimate policy proposal.

Cone did not have much time left in this game; he had simply thrown too many pitches.

For traders at Hamburg's market, the situation has become so serious that some have simply thrown away the produce they can't sell.

In the past, villagers had simply thrown their trash into a creek; there wasn't much, because people rarely ate packaged food.

I could have simply thrown money at the problem, or I could have consoled myself by daydreaming about the higher salary and greater spousal prospects that my height apparently affords me (benefits which, I assure you, have yet to materialise).

That means that if New Yorkers had simply thrown away all their garbage instead of sorting paper and washing out bottles and cans during the last seven years, the city would have saved at least $500 million.

He will also try to claim the mantle of "fairness" for the government, arguing that while Labour had simply thrown money at the poor, the coalition will offer them the chance to get out of poverty.

Traditionally, big drug companies, with their well-paid armies of chemists, have simply thrown chemicals that look similar to other drugs at these targets and hoped something would stick.