Sentence examples for determined merely from inspiring English sources

The configuration is currently determined merely on architects' experiences resulting in an inefficient expense or by building energy performance simulation which is time-intensive and involves complex processes.

To lead a free, spiritual life (rather than a life determined merely by natural instincts), I must be responsible for what I do.

However, a claim of unconscionability cannot be determined merely by examining the face of the contract; there must be an inquiry into the circumstances under which the contract was executed, and the contract's purpose, and effect.

'* * * the District Court of Appeal must be regarded, as its opinion imports, as having determined merely that the statute was valid upon its face so that the Superior Court had jurisdiction to entertain the injunction suit.

Each delegation seemed determined merely to vent its own views, rather than explore areas where there might be room for compromise, said a former government official close to Mr. Arias.

Because of the large reflux flows around the feed stage, the permeate retentate ratio in the feed stage has to be chosen carefully, since the required membrane surface area is determined merely by the permeate flows.

No business can afford to squander its customer base, so divestment should not be boiled down to determining merely who is profitable and who is not the strategic consequences are too weighty.

Due process of law does not require notice of a proceeding to determine merely whether an improvement shall be constructed without at the same time establishing the boundaries of the assessment district.

Previous such robots have concentrated on determining merely whether the world would have been habitable.

Suddenly, he's determined not merely to frame a truth but to uncover the truth.

And we, through that and through the discussion of Stanley Milgram's work, got our first hint of the ways in which much of what we are and much of how we act is determined, not merely by things inside ourselves but also by the communal structures with which we are surrounded.