Sentence examples for simply moved out from inspiring English sources

Between 2005 and 2010, the net equivalent of 6% of its population left (though many simply moved out to next-door Mexico State, which acts as a commuter suburb for the capital).

So a little before eight in the morning people simply moved out of the square and toward Wall Street.

Though some of these jobs simply moved out of the city, some may be gone for good, said James Parrot, the group's chief economist.

By the time the work was completed in 1989, Mr. Whitney — who had simply moved out once the digging began — had died, and the block's quaintness was gone.

So Ms. Meriwether and the other writers decided that at the beginning of the second show, Coach would simply move out, and a new character, Winston, would move in.

Should you choose the upscale apartment option, you can simply move out at the end of your lease and resettle into something else that better suits the needs of the moment.

Jobs would simply move out of Germany and to Eastern Europe or Asia.

But what Gibson wrote about products was just as true about other, less visible trends in Japanese society: economic stagnation; a plunging fertility rate; a dramatic postponement of the "normal" milestones of adulthood, such as getting married or simply moving out of the family home; a creeping sense of ambivalence about what the future might hold.

The people in them give up and move on to do other things, or they realize that startups are hard and can cause a massive amount of mental and physical exhaustion — or the founders get jobs at other companies, go back to school, or simply move out of the valley and disappear.

Our first plan was to simply move out.

Consider what happens if poor families simply move out of the District, or if poor families from outside the city can't move in.