Brazil won a significant victory and the U.S. was forced to resort to merely stating that it was "sure" Brazil had no plans to develop nuclear weapons.
Firms would be forced to keep investing merely to stay competitive.In reality, as profits have fallen, firms have decided that they can easily delay buying new PCs or upgrading their e-mail systems.
In the face of this constant rationalist innovation, conservatives often found themselves forced to adopt a merely defensive role, so that the political initiative lay always in the other camp.
Where his predecessor had been forced to leave for merely attempting a deal with Renault, Johansson was now in a position to make fundamental changes to Volvo's organizational structure.
The problem was far bigger than the Oscars: when African-Americans were starved of opportunity, they were forced to celebrate art merely because it existed, to be cheerleaders instead of individuals with distinct, even iconoclastic, tastes.
Unlike before 47, however, suspects wouldn't be forced to submit samples merely upon arrest.
When we do what we are expected to do or even forced to do, we merely are compliant and more apt to go through the motions just to get it done.
The predicament in prostate cancer is much the same: researchers and clinicians alike are forced to keep running merely to stay still, because the receptors targeted by prostate cancer drugs are continually undergoing mutations that prevent the drugs from working.
The emperor, whose subjects consider him to be divine (a descendant of the Sun Goddess), learns otherwise; or perhaps he doesn't, but is merely forced to live a slightly more ordinary life.
Much loved by the English people, the real Catherine was merely forced to retire from public life.
