Sentence examples for one reason simply from inspiring English sources

One reason, simply put is "if you don't use it, ya lose it".

One reason simply is that proteins with disordered regions pose extreme challenges to structure determination (Burley et al., 2008; Dunker et al., 2008; Graslund et al., 2008; Liu et al., 2004; Nair et al., 2009; Romier et al., 2006).

One reason is simply that it's disgusting, but another reason is that it puts us at risk of cholera — a discovery owing largely to the work of a mid-nineteenth-century English doctor named John Snow.

One reason may simply be that previous authors used only grids of length 100 cells for their simulations (Edmonds et al. 2004; Klopfstein et al. 2005; Travis et al. 2007; Hallatschek and Nelson 2008).

One reason may simply be that we naturally focus our sympathies and attention on the new generation rather than the old.

One reason is simply practical: Berlioz was entirely impractical.

One reason is simply that governments are such huge players in the industry.

One reason is simply that it was so long in coming.

One reason is simply the injustice of keeping innocent people in abusive conditions — a far harsher regime than that faced by convicted murderers in the United States.

One reason is simply that, with the successful use of expensive palliative drugs since the late 1990's, the disease has lost its aura of emergency for middle-class whites in the United States.

One reason is simply politics.