Sentence examples for simply makes it from inspiring English sources

There is an orthodox Keynesian explanation for this, of course, but perhaps there is something about the structure of the modern welfare state, with its elaborate system of transfer payments, that simply makes it difficult to trim.

But the proximity of its highly publicized release to the Boston Marathon bombings simply makes it the latest, most conspicuous example of how profoundly disconnected big studio movies of this sort are from the world in which the rest of us live.

Apple's growing share of the PC market simply makes it too juicy a target.

Perhaps pop's constant shapeshifting and deference to youth simply makes it a difficult art to penetrate from middle age.

Getting rid of them simply makes it more likely that people are going to get paid well even when they do badly.

Published research makes it clear that having a gun in the home simply makes it more likely that you will be shot — by your partner or by yourself.

For its part, Tesco says that it's simply making it easy for shoppers to eat more fruit and vegetables.

(Ms. Jaffrey simply made it up).

We simply made it possible for people to continue communicating.

Or, alternatively, we simply make it about ourselves.

Gordon was simply making it up as he went along.