Sentence examples for not simply allowed from inspiring English sources

"Immigration has not simply allowed for more different types of cuisines to be offered here, but for more expression of authentic dishes," Mr. Kirts said.

"We will not simply allow United to proceed without a fight," he added.

He did not simply allow Candy Crowley to steamroll him and give the president favorable treatment.

If he wants to be wacky, why not simply allow that the conscious realm sometimes influences the physical world?

The fact is that his team of senior generals will not simply allow the Kashmir issue to die down.

Asked why he would not simply allow the release of the documents from the committee's hearings, Mr. Torricelli said: "I don't have the authority or the documents.

But again, O2 customers might question why their provider will not simply allow them to sign up to a potentially more expensive two-year tariff for free.

But the experiences we discover in Bergman or Altman are not so immediately rewarding; they raise questions, sometimes quite disturbing ones, and they will not simply allow themselves to be consumed.

Or, as Kumārila here suggests, if the initial cognition isn't credited with the intrinsic "capacity" for conferring justification, then no further cognition could be able to bestow that, either unless, of course, the further cognition is itself credited with immediately having that capacity, in which case, why not simply allow this with respect to the initial cognition?

It does not simply allow for grief - it privileges it.

While some Republicans were upset over Cotton's gambit, others argued that Democrats were to blame for not simply allowing it to come to a vote.