Sentence examples for have simply started from inspiring English sources

But banks have simply started to book more of the assets as "investment receivables", an only slightly more burdensome category.

As an extension of this, some have simply started displaying things they love, in the way that Hughes loved cricket.

Others, like Collective, have simply started to sell video ads, too, realizing that while less than 40% of video campaigns come at the expense of TV, 43% comes from display ads.

"Perhaps these plaintiffs, instead of wasting the court's time and infringing on the site's freedom of association could have simply started their OWN site instead," one wrote.

In recent years institutional kidnappings and "show" trials of American citizens by anti-Washington governments, such as the Andrew Berends matter in Nigeria, Euna Lee and Laura Ling case in North Korea, the Roxana Saberi case in Iran, and my case in Nicaragua have either become more common, or news desks have simply started reporting them with increasing frequency.

Unfortunately, as the D.A. explains, you've simply started a brothel.

If Pink has managed to maintain a career in pop by distancing herself from pop's larger trends and by not becoming self-destructive, that distance depended on there being a certain joy in her work — the feeling not that she was better than her peers but that she had simply started her own, better party somewhere.

Anyway, rather than do what a smart coder might do, and use some sort of check against the current year in order to set the latest year available in the drop-down menu (pictured above), it has simply started at 2010.

At first I thought that Shreve had simply started a new novel, forgetting that she already had one under way, but then realized that her title is to be taken literally: Thomas and Linda are a couple doomed to a life of perpetual reunion, meeting solely in order to discuss the last time they met - a couple so plagued by the past that even their dark and stormy past has a dark and stormy past.

To make up for flat iPhone sales, Apple has simply started charging customers more money, on average, for newer models.

Or how those things can be preserved as a magazine long rooted in Washington's political and media culture transforms into a primarily digital, New York-based operation, any more effectively than if Hughes had simply started an entirely new site.