Sentence examples for it simply described from inspiring English sources

The accounting office said that statement was acceptable because it simply described "the constitutional process for enacting legislation".

It simply described the proposal for personal accounts that is supported by President Bush, most Republicans and some conservative and moderate Democrats.

It sent the following: Hydrochoric acid; FR-40, which it calls "a blend of chemicals including Polyacrylamide"; Ucarcide, a bacteria-killing pesticide whose active substance is Glutaraldehyde; and Stimlube-W, which it simply described as "a polymer".

A definition also received the "inaccurate information" code if it simply described evolution as change over time (see summary definition of book 1 in Table 1).

On one level, he said, it simply describes a group of composers who "can't quite be categorized," whose songs aim to be "expressive, passionate and, especially, accessible".

It simply describes the challenges of this period in which becoming electorally viable raises the question: once we have made the space, to whom do we entrust it, what shall we do with it and how do we protect it?

Like Darwinian evolution, it possesses no moral compass; it simply describes what is, not what ought to be.

His entry in the parish burial register does not mention his origins, parents, or relatives, it simply describes him as negre (French for black).

It is far easier if it is simply described as paying people properly in the first place instead of topping them up with benefits.

It has said that it is simply describing the way that it is most likely to act if the economy slogs along at the pace it presently predicts.

It has been simply described as the regulation of the expression of a gene by two or more specific transcription factors [ 4], often related to protein-protein interactions between the DNA-binding elements [ 5- 8].