Sentence examples for changes merely from inspiring English sources

And yet are these changes merely cosmetic?

Many of these apparent changes merely reflect statistical noise.

Has politics been changed forever because of the internet, or are these changes merely cosmetic?

Its joint executive director, Evan Harris, issued a statement calling the changes "merely cosmetic" and arguing that "they water down the code in a number of important areas".

The government claims its changes merely bring the books into line with international norms and correct inaccurate and nostalgic views of Japanese rule (Taiwan was a Japanese colony for 50 years, until 1945).

Hodgson always denies claims he is naturally conservative, and his own observations from the touchline would have been backed up by in-game statistics from his analysts, but there was an argument the scenario demanded renewed impetus, not changes merely aimed at clinging to the status quo.

So was this rule change merely a tidying up exercise?

Congress should not legislate change merely for the sake of change.

The change merely served to drive customers away, and Mr. Johnson was fired.

Or finding that the familiar has undergone a shape-change, merely because you come at it from a different angle.

As the Greeks knew, though, the crucial transformation is the one that occurs in us: she doesn't change, merely our perception of her.