Sentence examples for we now simply from inspiring English sources

On Plato's version, the ordinary events we now simply call "history"—wars, recessions, presidential elections, etc.—are part of the changing world of approximations and inexactness.

Are we now simply drifting toward May 7 in exactly the pattern of electoral gridlock the polls keeping suggesting?

Are we now simply drifting towards the 7th of May in exactly the pattern of electoral gridlock the polls keeping suggesting?

To avoid getting bogged down in a discussion of the function of autotransporters (which is not the focus of our study) we now simply state that the passenger domain "often mediates a virulence function".

Next, we extended the TNFR1 model (we will now simply call TNFR1 model A as TNFR1 model) to simulate downstream proinflammatory gene expression dynamics.

The "slightly more challenging work that we did sometimes present," says Philip Bernays, the theatre's chief executive, "we're now simply not able to afford".

"We're now simply opening up that existing platform to other developers, so they can leverage what we've built to support their own applications," he announced.

The market we have now simply won't bring forward that investment.

We are now simply sliding back to the crowded houses recognised by our great-grandparents as the status quo.

So rather than medicalising a group of people who don't really need treatment, perhaps we are now simply reaching a higher proportion of those who do.

To think that we can now simply dig a tunnel connecting Westchester to Nassau is good reading, but not much more.