Sentence examples for will simply provide from inspiring English sources

Medical-effectiveness research will simply provide the government with cover to ration treatment.

Same-sex marriage supporters say the measure will simply provide basic legal protections for gay and lesbian couples.

Any new grammar schools will simply provide another mechanism alongside private schooling to further segregate students depending on how much money their parents have.

And rather than usurping freelance journalism in the future, I think this sort of service journalism will simply provide another genre to which journalists can contribute.

While the commission recommended a board that would provide oversight, the president's board is only an advisory board, which means that it will simply provide advice and information.

Some optimistic supporters argue that AB InBev's investment will simply provide the company with a new, high-spec brewery and a wealth of technical expertise (which is true), while enabling it to penetrate new markets nationally and internationally.

"Or, perhaps, denying free will simply provides the ultimate excuse to behave as one likes".

Vohs and her co-authors have suggested that perhaps 'denying free will simply provides the ultimate excuse to behave as one likes', and that a scientifically backed repudiation of free will 'may encourage debauched behavior' as people disabused of the illusion 'seem to, at least temporarily, abandon their moral code' (Shariff et al., 2008, pp. 182, 198; Vohs & Schooler, 2008, p. 54).

We'll simply provide an asterisk beside it that co-opts his lawyer's words: *The hitter can neither confirm nor deny using illegal substances during the achievement of this record.

I've already written about how Chief Justice Roberts bollixed up his analysis of free speech law in McCutcheon, so rather than repeat all that here I'll simply provide a link to that earlier piece.

These systems will not simply provide an advantage for natural gas; they will make it progressively harder and more expensive to transition to renewables.