Sentence examples for based merely on the from inspiring English sources
Many in society demonize those who use intoxicants that we have chosen to stigmatize: prejudice against people based merely on the substances they choose to ingest is one of the few remaining acceptable biases.
However, it has emerged that this was based merely on the observation that the coins were marketed in other countries and there had been no complaints.
From now on, the Central Intelligence Agency and the military will no longer target individuals or groups of people in countries like Pakistan based merely on the suspicion that their location or actions link them to Al Qaeda or other groups allied with the terrorist network.
Consequently, the resources available for the development of the oilfields typically should not be distributed equally, nor should they be distributed based merely on the fields' respective sizes.
Their association was initially based merely on the fact that they studied and taught at Kyoto University and developed their thinking under the influence of Nishida as well as in dialogue and debate with him and with one another.
Even if the people somehow manage to make it through this far unscathed, they must always remain alert to the possibility that the agency will reverse its current view 180 degrees anytime based merely on the shift of political winds and still prevail.
But "the civil nature of a confinement scheme cannot be altered based merely on vagaries in the implementation of the authorizing statute," the court said today in an opinion by Justice Sandra Day O'Connor.
Translation from the genetic material (DNA or mRNA sequences) to proteins (amino acid sequences) is based on the triplet genetic code [ 36]; therefore, based merely on probability distribution, the genomic amino acid frequency should be the same as the frequency of the synonymous codons in all the codons in a genome.
"What we're hoping to do is lend some legitimacy to the notion that a college does not make its decision based merely on who is the busiest.
The changes Mrs. Clinton promises have foundations formed from these learning experiences instead of being based merely on faith or the hope of success.
