If the scope of an implied license was exceeded merely because a film didn't meet the ex ante expectation of an actor, that license would be virtually meaningless.
Within journal pulication, an example of this is the bias towards authors seeking to publish in a few high-impact journals, apparently at a level that exceeds merely the effect of proportionate advantage [19].
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For instance, students in this study reported that GTA confidence increased over the semester, but it is unknown whether GTAs were actually becoming more confident or were merely exceeding undergraduate expectations, or undergraduate students were interpreting them to be more confident (without GTAs feeling more confident).
As president, he scored a minor triumph merely by exceeding the nation's low expectations for him.
While it is unlikely that a single set of norms will achieve universal agreement within the commission, the majority required should not merely exceed 50%.
That attitude steeled him to the obvious discomfort his presence caused some classmates and spurred him on to exceed -- not merely meet -- the minimum requirements for his physical education classes.
Yet Ian Roberts, who took over as the chairman of both the Crusaders and Wrexham FC when Geoff Moss resigned earlier this year, argues persuasively that the club have exceeded most expectations merely by completing the season, never mind going into their last game against Saints hoping for an 8,000 crowd at the Racecourse and a play-off place.
Financial services firms have long offered managed accounts to millionaires, but now these personalized portfolios have gone slightly down-market to serve people whose liquid assets merely exceed six figures.
We must be on guard against imprisoning the taxing power of the states within formulas that are not compelled by the Constitution but merely represent judicial generalizations exceeding the concrete circumstances which they profess to summarize.
It is significant that the United States in its complaint did not charge the enabling acts of Oklahoma with unconstitutionality, but assailed merely the Governor's action as exceeding the bounds of law.
