Sentence examples for simply uses from inspiring English sources

Predictive analytics simply uses the information about the world around us to uncover seemingly disparate connections and hunt out unnoticed trends.

It simply uses a different kind of energy to create heat in food.

And Ms. Harlow said that she sometimes simply uses Ziploc sandwich bags.

He simply uses the highly developed observational skills he previously employed to "read" people's minds.

If he simply uses the words 'Lord Fink did ordinary tax avoidance' then, no, I couldn't sue him.

A conventional plant simply uses coal, oil, gas or nuclear fuel to heat water into steam to turn turbines.

She often simply uses it in place of other dried red peppers for a richer, smokier aroma.

But, oddly, the relevant guidance simply uses a different definition to that which applies for civil service posts.

She simply uses that fact for her writing's end - to upset the prose, mark the pitch of the sentences.

Critics continue to worry that fracking fluid can get into aquifers via accidents, or that fracking simply uses too much water.

It contends there is no "clear conflict" between any federal law and the state statute, which "simply uses state resources to enforce federal rules".