Sentence examples for which have simply from inspiring English sources

In my day there were parks and football pitches, many of which have simply disappeared.

First, much of Tory working-class support was initially built in small town, provincial areas which have simply vanished and merged into metropolises over time.

The National Council for Voluntary Organisations (NCVO) has come under fire for trying to claim that charities have "created" thousands of new jobs that were in fact existing public sector posts which have simply transferred to the voluntary sector.

The term "all-wheel drive" has been used for vehicles which have simply "in" or "out" controls to get power to all four wheels.

The study of stone matrix has come a long way in recent years, but the wealth of knowledge we have gained has been offset to a large extent by conflicting findings, some of which have simply served to deepen the mystery of the role of matrix in stone formation.

Or could it be a virus, which had simply run its course?

Unharmed by the rain which has simply left a sheen on the painted surface, the barrow will shortly be filled with more useful matter.

As it is, they started with the "we need to cut unsocial hours rates" argument, which has simply inhibited sensible discussion.

The most extreme example is Belarus, which has simply closed independent universities that had set up there and refused to issue exit visas to students wanting to enrol abroad.

Or are they peddling a qualification which has simply transferred the burden of educating managers from companies to individuals, who now have ever decreasing time left to cover its cost?

Pest control experts say one reason for alarm is the city's high level of construction, which has simply forced underground rats to the surface, but few dispute that their numbers are growing.