Sentence examples for simply attract from inspiring English sources

Building more roads would simply attract more traffic and congestion.

Do artificial structures in the ocean actually promote more life, or do they simply attract it?

Does standup destroy a person, or does it simply attract people who are already self-destructive?

"I think it was designed to simply attract people to the product.

They say that they could never win and that their complaints would simply attract more attention from the authorities.

He said such a decision  - in effect reversing the closure of the Sangatte refugee camp twelve years ago – would simply attract more migrants to Calais.

He had simply attracted too much opposition.Still, early evidence suggests that Mr Gove's reforms are working.

His relations with kids were healthy, Jackson argued – he was simply attracted by their "purity and innocence".

Some words are not new but took on new meanings, while others simply attracted unusual attention or gained wider currency.

And, of course, many are simply attracted by the reputational halo-effect that surrounds the living wage.

Superficially at least, simply attracting more whites seems safe and more ideologically consistent with the Party's current agenda.