Sentence examples for at present merely from inspiring English sources

The accord is not a decision of the COP, which is what is needed to give it legal status; it is at present merely a document which the conference of the parties has "noted".

Since developed countries have become rich partly by cutting down their trees, and since old forests are better at storing carbon than new ones, it seems fair for the rich world to pay the poor world to stop logging (rather than, as at present, merely to plant new trees, under the so-called Clean Development Mechanism).

Likewise, proteomic approaches employing various methodological means may prove helpful, but at present merely confirm the complexity of the biological interplay we are dealing with in RA [ 97].

I'm waiting for a Palestinian leader to say that blowing up men, women and children on buses and in pizza parlors is morally indefensible, not merely ineffective at present but available to be used again if the practicalities change.

My object in writing to you at present is merely to draw your attention to the subject, and to suggest a friendly conference to discuss the matter more fully.

At present, we merely consider the amount of astigmatism as well as the axis of astigmatism for these surgical approaches.

As the repeated failure of neuroprotective drugs in clinical trials has unfortunately shown, we must acknowledge that at present we merely have a rough sketch of the mitochondrial pathway to neurodegeneration in PD.

Because diagnostic classification of mental illnesses in clinical psychiatry at present is merely based on phenomenology and not disease etiology, it is important to consider translation between humans and rodent models not via clinical diagnosis but specific biological traits.

At present, we merely assume that the operational performance of plantoids can be designed based on the designs of abstract sequential machines or automata, thus, the plantoids may possibly function after installing the interchangeable parts derived from plant molecules or cells.

Europe was supposed to set Rafael Benítez apart but at present it is merely adding to his angst.

At present these are merely straws in the wind, and hardly new ones, but there is no doubt which way the wind is blowing.Some competition between tax regimes may be a good thing, if it encourages governments to show more discipline in their tax and spending policies.