Sentence examples for a mere print from inspiring English sources

When Peter Becker, the president of Criterion, set out to make a DVD of "Rules" in the summer of 2001, he knew he had to find a better source than a mere print.

In an information, or "symbolic," economy, in other words, the goods themselves are physically worthless: they are mere print on a page or code on a disk.

He explains that after doing on-camera interviews for "The Proposal" all the day before, this one is more casual -- mere print and radio.

A decade ago, self publishing could costs thousands of pounds for a mere 100-book print run.

In 1860, Hayes had embarked as a celebrity; he returned over a year later a mere afterthought, ridiculed in print.

This desktop publishing technology allowed it to add color shots to its 96-page sailboat accessories catalogue a mere weekJU before final printing - and at only $150 each.

In a panel on journalism and the internet, exiled Bahraini journalist Lamees Dhaif dismissed her government's attempts to censor her, noting that she had nearly 60,000 followers on Twitter and 43,000 followers of her website whereas the biggest newspaper in Bahrain prints a mere 12,000 copies daily.

And yet here we are: Amazon has just announced that it is now selling more eBooks than it is selling print editions, a mere four years after launching the Kindle.

That's right, for a mere $1,300, the factory will print your face and put it on a doll's body, or it will capture the likeness of a cherished pet.

(Newsweb Corp. still prints the low-circulation paper for a mere $300 a week). He also printed many of the alternative newspapers that were popping up all over Chicago.

Sales have totaled some 175,000 copies after an initial hardcover printing of a mere 3,000, according to the publisher, the New Press.