Sentence examples for made it simply from inspiring English sources

And also, if there's any money made, it simply goes back into things.

But the inability to raise money in public offerings, he said, made it simply too expensive to keep them alive.

But, although I would hesitate to try to explain Emoji to my grandmother, the language has expanded the definition of texting and made it simply more fun.

Edis argued that, although Rebekah Brooks had been on holiday in Dubai during the key week of the Dowler story in April 2002, the nature of her relationship with her deputy, Coulson, was among a number of factors which made it "simply incredible" that she had not been aware of the hacking of Milly's phone.

The late Dick Clements, editor of Tribune in the 1960s described the story of Dan, first appearing in the Sunday Times, as "complete nonsense" and that the Soviet official responsible for the claim might have made it simply to fiddle his expenses.

Back then, government restrictions and infrastructure problems made it simply too hard and too expensive to do much high-tech work in India.

It is a movie that may alienate and exasperate some, but its audacity, its formal daring and Joaquin Phoenix's performance, make it simply unmissable.

Make it, simply, "the public".

Such a system would make it simply impossible for the United States to fight a war".

Sure, but that would not make it simply the female version of this story.

Politics aside, the musical and other artistic attractions at the convention are likely to make it simply an important pop-culture pit stop.