Sentence examples for simply entail from inspiring English sources
For protest policing under neoliberalism does not simply entail more repressive behaviour.
And truly to embrace insecurity wouldn't mean resignation in the face of social or economic inequity; it would simply entail the recognition that chasing the feeling of security isn't the way to solve them.
According to Steven Udvarhelyi, senior vice president and chief medical officer for Philadelphia-based Independence Blue Cross, health reform can't simply entail "changing the name on the check," or the "ratcheting down of programs" one by one.
"This sends the message that it's O.K. to cheat, because the worst-case scenario simply entails taking the test again," one student wrote.
The printing itself was the easiest part, since it simply entailed calling around and finding out how much it would cost.
The nomenclature for binary ionic compounds simply entails naming the ions according to the following rules: The positive ion (called a cation) is named first and the negative ion (anion) second.
Mancini would not have been delighted to hear Glenn Hoddle, the former England manager, explaining from his television studio seat at half-time about how mending the holes in his defence simply entailed putting out four cones in training, but City have now conceded more than five to set-pieces.
You can earn these chips by working — which simply entails clicking on exclamation points that pop up around co-workers' heads — or you can earn them by accumulating randomly generated "Why you got fired" cards, which proves to be the only easy part of the game: "You got fired because you didn't take work from your boss"; "You're too sick to work"; "You were fired because you worked too hard".
Feeding the bugs simply entails tossing excess foodstuffs into the bin.
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Part of my transition, which became public 11 years ago, simply entailed the freedom to be myself, the release from decades of wasted energy limited to trying to imagine an unattainable life as both a physical and social woman.
