Sentence examples for simply survey from inspiring English sources

Simply survey a large sample of plans for arts organizations, and one will find a bland sameness to most of them.

But we cannot stand back and simply survey the foundations with pride; we must continue to build.

Studies that simply survey participants before and after the intervention fail to recognize that long-term retention of information does not always correlate with short-term learning.

For a while Thatcher stands on his drum stool and simply surveys the crowd – it's the closest Royal Blood ever get to an onstage breather.

He seems most able to immerse himself in history when alone, whether hiking the Continental Army's thirty-mile route from Princeton to Morristown, New Jersey, or simply surveying the terrain from the observation deck of the Empire State Building.

This phase goes beyond simply surveying the contours of the historical landscape to explicitly engaging with an envisioned disciplinary community, which involves "the mobilizing of probable arguments within the frame of the narrative, and the writer's concern to convince by persuading" (Ricoeur 2004, 236).

Instead of a shotgun approach that simply surveys a wide variety of nanomaterials in different environments, it calls for a systematic effort to evaluate the potential risks posed by different materials, the plausibility of exposure, and the likely severity of any such exposure.

He sat in the back of the Geffen during cocktails, chatting with Brooks and Vergne or simply surveying the crowd, as if in awe.

Simply surveying current residents about completed length of stay will under-represent shorter stays, so bias findings towards longer stays.

Simply surveying patients with a single question about their expectations with respect to prescriptions, tests and referrals may conflate these two senses of expectation, and therefore not necessarily isolate the intended microeconomic phenomenon: which outcomes (if any) the patient desires or prefers as he or she enters the consultation.

Put simply, this survey reflects confidence in the property market rather than what is actually happening to house prices.