Sentence examples for ones not simply from inspiring English sources

Therefore all countries, but especially the industrial ones, since they have to be in the lead, must begin implementing policy measures now – and they must be real ones, not simply the setting of targets at a comfortable period in the future.

The one question she never really poses is also the most fascinating one: not simply why was Speer so mesmerised by Hitler, but why were so many people mesmerised by Speer himself?

She has, however, written a genuinely disturbing play: one not simply about nuclear power but about the heavy price we may pay in the future for the profligacy of the present.

Leadership comes from a higher order of power -- one not simply granted by the position or title someone holds.

The reason must be a substantial one, not simply because you think it's nice to be friends with exes.

This challenge, like our prior ones, is not simply a business plan competition.

"One does not simply suck, as on a straw rather it is a sophisticated motion known as suckling.

One should not simply choose a single method without exploring similarities and differences across methods.

Don Mattrick, the software giant's president of Interactive Entertainment, told an audience of gaming journalists at Microsoft HQ in Redmond, Washington, that the new Xbox ONE was not simply a games console, but "The ultimate all-in-one home entertainment system".

At the time, one could not simply purchase restriction enzymes, those marvelous bacterial products that allow one to cut and splice DNA.

To reiterate: One does not simply walk into a Phish concert not on drugs.