Sentence examples for follows merely from inspiring English sources
On the one hand, as J.L. Austin famously notes of a golfer who sinks a difficult putt, there is one sense in which 'it follows merely from the premise that he does it, that he has the ability to do it, according to ordinary English' (Austin 1956, 218).
In terms of delay, Figure 13(b) shows that the increase is moderate and remains within strict bounds; remember that the highest delays take place at connection setup, and so all the traffic that follows merely experiences the delay introduced by IPsec's symmetric encryption process, which is typically less than 1 millisecond.
Any definition of addiction that makes the intense craving associated with smoking cocaine and the compulsive behavior that follows "merely psychological" addiction clearly doesn't suffice.
Therefore what follows merely represents our impression.
The outbursts, and regular railing against officialdom, which provoked regular Football Association sanctions in the months that followed merely strengthened that impression.
Yet the lines that follow merely reiterate common platitudes about players from warm climates struggling in cold temperatures – the Messi on a Tuesday night in Stoke paradigm.
Ajax 3-1 Manchester 1 (24 Oct, 2012) Samir Nasri's goal offered hope after 22 minutes but the capitulation that followed merely affirmed the sense that City, and then Roberto Mancini, had not yet fully grasped what is required in Europe.
One might conclude that free riding in some instance is wrong, but this cannot follow merely from the fact that it is free riding, as Hart and Rawls wrongly presume.
Leaks to the press curb such abuses, and the scandal and government denials which follow merely show that the actions should not have been taken in the first place.
If all participants had followed merely one additional recommendation we estimate that 13% of the cases of colorectal cancer might have been prevented.
A Razzie doesn't merely follow but actively underwrites and validates a dismal reputation.
