Sentence examples for cause not merely from inspiring English sources

The housing bust has helped to cause not merely a recession, but the worst recession in at least a generation and the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.

However, he does so by knowing his essence as a cause, and that is possible only by knowing "something (aliquid) through a cause, not merely by knowing that which is the cause (i.e., God)".

The findings that diminished STAT1 expression is associated with breast cancer progression prompted us to investigate whether loss of STAT1 was a cause, not merely a consequence, of mammary tumorigenesis.

The problems were caused not merely by white racism, he argued, but also weak family structure.

Owing to the highly dispersed nature of the LSDBs and the potential for duplication between databases, accurate statistics with regard to like-for-like bona fide germline disease-causing (not merely neutral) variation is difficult to obtain.

Mr. Cuomo argues that the cause is not merely need — crumbling schools that need replacing or growing student populations — but perverse incentives.

At first, it is only the earth that brings forth flowers or causes other flowers to spring forth; by the last phrase, it is the Lord God himself who now causes righteousness, and not merely buds, to spring forth.

Toward that end, Lynch's company has looked at dozens of Alzheimer's patients' brains to confirm that the proteins are causing the problem, not merely correlated with it.

Hence, the decreasing availability and rising prices of fossil fuels, as well as climate change and its consequences, resulting from their mass usage, not merely cause the change in the energy technological paradigm, but also determine its direction.

First, there is evidence that ego depletion does not merely cause a failure to inhibit a response; it changes patterns of choice for future times.

Our findings confirm that transposable elements do not merely cause genetic perturbations; they participate in gene regulatory networks in ways that SNPs could not achieve (Heard et al. 2010).