Two authors of the study told the Guardian that the decline in life expectancy was directly related to the rise in the homicide rate after the drug war began and not merely a coincidence.
Naturally, as he spent more time with them, Freddy began wanting not merely to study but to protect these birds--to educate his countrymen about them, to speak out against hunting and the destruction of those natural places in Cuba that serve as pit stops on the birds' migratory route.
At these events, where the dance fad of voguing began, drag did not merely mean men passing as women: contestants competed in categories like military and schoolboy.
Wiggins's training programme began on 1 November but he did not merely begin riding his bike and bring in intensity later: he rode at intensities he would normally have hit in the racing season, which is anathema to most cyclists, who have always built up in a more measured way.
To begin with, Hans did not merely hold that Article III failed to eliminate state sovereign immunity of its own force, without any congressional action to that end.
This type of thinking endured into the 1990s as states began tying lottery revenue not merely to education budgets but to scholarships for individual students.
Racial injustice began to be seen not merely as a matter of isolated acts of irrational prejudice but as a systematic denial of human rights and an affront to the nation's official creed of liberty and equality — that is, "thoroughly un-American".
In the last few years, Irish-set crime writing has not merely begun to blossom but has become arguably the nearest thing we have to realist literature adequate to capturing the nature of contemporary society.
In recent years, the field of acute pain medicine (APM) has witnessed a surge in its development, and pain has begun to be recognized not merely as a symptom, but as an actual disease process.
Since the end of his college days, at Cambridge University, he began writing works that were not merely highly praised but that began at once to enter the general repertory.
