The crux is that economic growth must help raise up the disadvantaged, and not merely further enrich the rich.
The discussions of orders and methods, resolutions, compositions and the regressus-method are, therefore, not merely further elaborations of an old Aristotelian tradition, but also expressions of opinions in a lively debate concerning the changing relationships between various arts and sciences in sixteenth-century Italian universities (Mikkeli 1997, p. 228).
Sharp teeth were far from essential, and if they were found, were merely further evidence that the vampire was undead: it was not only undecayed, but still growing.
Papal biographer Austen Ivereigh said that Monday's gestures were nothing new for Francis and merely a further effort to rid the papacy of its "monarchal encrustations" and to strip away elements of courtly rule that continue to be a holdover from a bygone era.
In the meantime, renaming CVE to focus only on radical Islam will merely further "alienate Muslims – justify their fears, and reinforce them as well", Johnson said.
Crime and the fear of crime prey, above all, on the poor not merely further impoverishing them but stripping away the classic city possibilities of hope, education, and advancement.
Crime and the fear of crime prey, above all, on the poor — not merely further impoverishing them but stripping away the classic city possibilities of hope, education, and advancement.
For Republicans, it was merely further evidence of the Fake News empire striking yet again.
The fact that President Bush had no knowledge of the change until after it had been approved is merely further evidence of the incompetence of this administration.
But it cleverly changes the subject by suggesting that Mr. Gore's attacks are merely further evidence of a propensity for stretching the truth.
