Sentence examples for simply damage from inspiring English sources

When that does not happen it doesn't simply damage our own judicial system.

The lack of council housing doesn't simply damage the lives of the 5 million languishing on waiting lists: it means spending billions of pounds on subsidies for private landlords.

I'm not going to impose anything". A wide body of MEPs believes that imposing a cap will simply damage smaller, non-elite clubs who fail to qualify for Uefa competitions such as the Champions League or Uefa Cup.

"The tank top became an emblem of this thing". So is this latest interview simply damage limitation?

However, further recent investigation of these purported wounds has shown that most are infections rather than injuries (or simply damage to the fossil after death) and the few injuries are too general to be indicative of intraspecific conflict.

This is an important consideration before undertaking peeling to avoid the hazards of an imperfect peel, which can simply damage the patient's face.

Others had simply damaged their handset.

Others had simply damaged them and in most cases they worked normally until the software update.

The government describes them as "scaremongering", claiming that teacher numbers remain stable and talk of a crisis simply damages morale.

But in everything that is going on, you often see simply damaged logic and the psychology of war".

Instead, he said, discounting has simply damaged the airlines' financial performance, because business travelers who would be flying regardless of the fare are paying less.