Sentence examples for not simply better from inspiring English sources

Our failed trade strategy needs a new direction, not simply better terms in the old deals.

When retailers can compete by offering better service and not simply better pricing, everyone wins, Amazon customers included.

The reality is that the facts of the war, the civilian deaths and the destruction, are not simply better known in Gaza than they are in Israel.

But it is not true of these impure perfections that it is simply better to have them than not to have them; it is not simply better to have webbed toes, a tongue attached at the front of the mouth, and so forth, though a frog in good shape will have those features.

Successful couples don't have any magic formula and aren't simply better matched.

But the mechanics do not simply need better instruction, Mr. Joyce said.

Small-scale farmers across the Philippine archipelago have discovered that their competitors in places like the United States or Europe do not simply have better seeds, fertilizers and equipment.

The solution to the challenges of DSM must come from significant changes in design methodology-how we think about the design process-and certainly not simply from "better" sets of tools delivered around some extrapolation of the status quo.

Importantly, the better performance of bim −/− and bmf −/− cells was not simply due to better survival and accumulation of peripheral leukocytes but was already evident at the HSPC level within the first days after transplantation (Fig 3C and D).

The idea is to get volunteers truly invested in ending poverty, and not simply to feel better about themselves.

I then asked if he was sure that the Palestinians were interested only in Israel's destruction, and not simply in a better offer than Barak had been capable of making at Camp David.