Sentence examples for not simply open from inspiring English sources

Dr. Hugh-Jones, the anthrax expert at Louisiana State University, said terrorists could not simply open a jar of anthrax spores on a subway or sprinkle some spores around and infect thousands of people.

For high-profile players in Argentina, underachieving does not simply open the possibility to spending time on the bench; it can also mean a confrontation with a club's barrabravas, a group of the most die-hard fans (read: hooligans) to be found in South America.

German officials were warning on Wednesday that Germany would not simply open its chequebook to solve the budget talks.

Unlike channels, transporter molecules do not simply open holes in the membrane.

Membranes are not simply open doors, but work out the balance between porosity and resistance.

Personal narrative is not simply opening up a vein and letting the blood flow toward anyone willing to stare.

The campaign of Senator Barack Obama of Illinois, the presumptive Democratic nominee, responded that Americans needed to concentrate on conservation and alternative sources of energy, not simply opening new oil fields.

While hardly a life-or-death question (except perhaps yesterday on Valentines Day), florists in Louisiana can't simply open a shop and begin providing floral advice.

You just don't simply open up the plans and understand them quickly".

The patents for Daraprim have expired, but Turing still has exclusive rights to sell the drug, meaning the boys from Sydney can't simply open up a shop in the U.S. and sell their own, affordable version.

Mazouz's latest wheeze is not simply to open new restaurants, but to open new restaurants in his existing restaurant.