This first one focuses on actionable data the kind that you can truly put to work, as opposed to the stuff that's merely "nice to have"–and where to find some of it for free.
Everything else is merely nice to have.
Mr. Lee has studied with Mstislav Rostropovich, for whom this intensely virtuosic work was composed, but that academic pedigree is merely a nice touch.
The question is whether Amazon can become profitable and still become a great business, or whether it will have to settle for being merely a nice business.
In any role but her current one, she would be merely a nice lady with good pearls and a way with horses.
And it seems to me that, as is often the case with al-Bashir, the Sudanese president is merely playing nice in the media while continuing to murder his own citizens for his own selfish ends.
This is not a substitute for any medical treatment of any kind - it is merely a nice way to relax or to soothe the skin.
Singular characters in the novel, marked by depth and complexity, are merely attractive and clever and quick, with some nice bon mots, onscreen.
"Philip Hammond as an individual is a perfectly nice person but we must understand that those comments are merely rhetoric.
