Sentence examples for simply there will be from inspiring English sources

It was from the colored superintendent and read, quite simply: "There will be no refuge taken on Sunday morning".

And Representative Jerrold Nadler, Democrat of Manhattan, echoed the consensus of local officials on Thursday, saying simply, "There will be a storm of this magnitude again".

But if that happens, the recovery is likely to be one of the weakest on record, simply because there will be no pent-up consumer demand to spur it.

I expect both teams will score four or five tries, simply because there will be so much attacking flair on the pitch.

Soon those in-store sales numbers will dwindle and disappear simply because there will be no stores – heavy readers, the folks who buy genre fiction by the basket-full will be happy to head over to Nooks and Kindles, especially when they drop below $99 (as they will this year).

For a neutral solute in a fluid, these random movements can generate net movement of the solute simply because there will be more solute molecules moving away from regions with high concentrations than there will be solute molecules moving away from regions with low concentrations.

There will be people we've simply missed out; there will be others who are too high, and others who are too low.

"You cannot simply decree that there will be no foreclosures," Representative Barney Frank, Democrat of Massachusetts and chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, said.

"It's simply unavoidable that there will be costs which must be recovered," says Brendan Paddy, communications director at the Disaster Emergency Committee (DEC), which received half the £1.3m proceeds from Everybody Hurts, the charity single released last year in response to the Haitian earthquake.

Simply put, without patents there will be no new medicines for untreated diseases and no new generics".

We will simply become uncompetitive and there will be substantial "leakage" of U.S. jobs abroad.