Sentence examples for simply prompted from inspiring English sources

Concerns about the economy may have simply prompted people to set aside racist attitudes.

And the Seattle spectacle has simply prompted trade ministers to push tariff reductions in private talks.

The drone attacks simply prompted Taliban fighters to spend more time in Afghanistan, or to move deeper into Pakistan, straddling both theaters of a widening conflict.

Was her decision simply prompted by family factors, by gender bias in Dave's Britain, or even by the Ukip menace in her Kentish constituency, birthplace of Viagra?

That, he said, has simply prompted the Republicans to propose an even grander defense and committed the Democrats to a premature decision on the issue.

Whatever the reasons behind David Shifrin's departure from his post at the society, which was announced last September, his recital on Sunday afternoon was simply prompted by a former colleague: Jacqueline Taylor, once the society's director, now a co-founder of Free for All at Town Hall, which offers high-caliber classical concerts free to the public.

That's good news, except that it might simply prompt Americans to drive more.

And will shutting down one Web site simply prompt another to open?

But Haley-Lock worries that such a raise might simply prompt business owners to reshuffle their employees' hours.

It argues that a rise in property prices simply prompts banks to devote more resources to mortgages and less to other loans (see chart).

Poland's small farmers are frightened that membership in the European Union will simply prompt rich Germans to swoop in and buy up all their land.