Sentence examples for will simply review from inspiring English sources

This entry will simply review the definitions and make no attempt to explore the implications of Tarski's work for semantics (natural language or programming languages) or for the philosophical study of truth.

"They will simply be reviewing their own recent performances and those of their opponents and working out what they need to do to win this game.

His critics say he has set a preordained course for the Pentagon and will simply use the defense review to justify it.

Instead, I will simply agree with the review I've read by Verne Gay in Newsday who wrote that Teach is "terrific" and not only "a tribute to the profession" but assuming it inspires some viewers to teach, a "tribute to the power of TV, too".

In this review, I will simply try to rephrase what serious problem Koonin has identified according to me, and I will argue that I am afraid his answer to this problem might open too broad an avenue to the supporters of intelligent design, as it is currently formulated, and thus does not satisfy me as such as an alternative to the theory to the RNA world.

With the threat of judicial review gone, local authorities will simply allow cost considerations to trump the rights of vulnerable patients, she says.

If Parliament rejects the proposal to give prisoners the vote, the matter will simply remain on the long list of unenforced judgments reviewed by the Committee of Ministers.5.5

Rather than set up author pages elsewhere, many will simply link back to Amazon's Kindle store to share their reviews there.

"As far as the experts are concerned, incorrect work will either be corrected via Arxiv comments, the standard review process, or more slowly over many years and many papers, or will simply go unnoticed and forgotten.

Or they will simply cancel.

We will simply continue working hard.