Sentence examples for simply and quick from inspiring English sources
The results showed that this method was a simply and quick technique to effectively stabilize the acromioclavicular joint while preserving the appearance of clavicle and shoulder girdle.
Labneh, or laban as it's sometimes known, is a strained yoghurt cheese that is simply delicious and quick to make.
Saracens were simply sharper and quicker than us at the start and mistakes add up against a team like that".
It's simply cheaper and quicker to transport by pipeline than by rail or by truck.
Half-back Half-back Johnson pointscorede hooker Luke was simply too quick and creative in and around the ruck for Richard Agar's France.
LinkedIn — the social network for professionals that's now a part of Microsoft — has long been working on ways to get its 465 million users to stay on the site longer and use it for more than simply looking for jobs and quick networking exchanges — part of its bigger advertising and audience play — and today comes the latest development on that front.
LinkedIn — the social network for professionals that's now a part of Microsoft — has long been working on ways to get its 465 million users to stay on the site longer and use it for more than simply looking for jobs and quick networking exchanges — part of its bigger advertising and audience play — and today comes the latest development on that front.
They gave United no time on the ball, constantly robbing them in possession and forcing mistakes by being simply too quick and too mobile for Van Gaal's side.
It is simply a quick and easy way to describe a male's attire.
I tried to make a mental note of what he had done, but it was no use: Chef von Bargen was simply too quick and too practiced.
In this view, the Human Genome Project offered a careful, accurate analysis of the genome for the benefit of future investigators, while Venter's aim was simply a quick and dirty botch-up, its only purpose to gain commercial rights to something that should be the common possession of humanity.
