The movement of workers from the Philippines is not driven merely by unemployment in the country, however, and thus by a large supply of applicants.
The United States, in other words, was exceptional, not driven merely by the interests and ambitions of any nation scrambling for land and treasure, but summoned to ensure that, in Lincoln's words, "government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish from the earth".
Moreover, this latter effect is not driven merely by correlation between falling female LFP and urbanization; it survives virtually intact after controlling for the relative change in female LFP.
These effects were not driven merely by striatal dysfunction.
Regional governors have been squashed one of the last elected governors was arrested recently and parliament has been emasculated, continuing the Kremlin's drive not merely to centralise, but to monopolise, political power.Those were the daysThere is much debate over when Mr Putin started to go wrong.
Nigel Kieser of J.P. Morgan, an investment bank, insists that Alcoa is driven by merely the "me too" logic of pursuing size.
Audubon was a self-taught naturalist who seems to have been driven not merely by artistic and scientific motivation but by something bordering on the mystical as well.
A more practised operator would have realised, for instance, that phone records could not be wiped away simply by removing a number from a mobile phone's call log, or that visits to internet sites could be erased from a hard-drive memory merely by hitting the delete key.
It also suggests that the breathless evolution of today's technology is driven, not merely by scientific innovations or the demand for heightened worker productivity, but by the social need of people to find novel ornaments and status symbols that distinguish them from the pack.
Research must be driven not merely by scientists' interests but by the desire the urgent need to find solutions for real-world problems.
