Sentence examples for not simply placed from inspiring English sources

But most of the obstacles in the President's path today were not simply placed there by the framers of the Constitution; they are being deployed, destructively, as part of a Republican assault on governance.

Mr. Dean also infuriated leaders of his party four years ago by directing money and staff members to every state, not simply places where Democrats had a stronger chance to win.

Mathematics curriculum established by East Asian countries mandates that teachers do not simply place emphasis on the development of lower-level cognitive skills; instead of instructing students through the medium of rote memorization, East Asian mathematics teachers are expected to promote higher level critical and analytical thinking in their classes (Liu et al. 2006).

If not, simply place the cod on the boiling beer.

If not, simply place the pill inside a sealed plastic bag and roll over with a rolling pin or bash with the handle of a utensil until crushed.

"Eggplant parm -- DELIVERED HOT!" Apparently because of a software glitch, I couldn't simply place an item in the electronic shopping cart and return to the menu with a single click; I had to return to a home page and re-enter the name "Manganaro's" each time.

Yet Virginia, Maryland and the Carolinas are not simply places of economic possibility, but dumping grounds too.

Battlefields are not simply places to visit for fun, retracing the movements of soldiers from point A to point B. We ought to feel uncomfortable when confronted with so much bloodshed and sacrifice.

California's missions were not simply places where Franciscans acted out their ambitious dreams but sites where Indians, in the face of disease and overwhelming pressure to assimilate to European ways, persisted in their beliefs under the most difficult of circumstances.

Moreover, tortoises are not indiscriminate breeders and so will not necessarily breed if simply placed together.

They note that the bureau did not miss the people; it simply placed some on the wrong side of the street, for example.