Sentence examples for has merely added from inspiring English sources
The shutdown has merely added a new chapter to this narrative and raised a fascinating question.
Indeed, Sunday's victory has merely added to the strains within this opportunist and most unhappy party, made up of bedfellows from right and left.
Age has merely added patina to the ineffable cool of the Rolling Stones, and these days nobody is calling for Jagger's retirement.
Although neither of these points formally redefines the old Powell doctrine about when not to use force, they would both moderate it in practice because of the stress General Powell laid on avoiding any unilateral action.In Ms Rice's case, the passage of time has merely added worries.
The furore surrounding his decision to banish the medical staff, Eva Carneiro and Jon Fearn, from the first-team picture has merely added to the dismal mood, with Chelsea braced for the former to launch legal action and depart in the wake of her demotion.
Just as the death of hundreds of thousands of Syrians, Iraqis and Yemenis has failed to serve as an incentive to bring Saudi Arabia and Iran together to find peaceful solutions to some of the worst modern wars ever fought in the Middle East, last month's Hajj tragedy has merely added fuel to the fire.
But sharp divisions within the right have merely added to the sentiment of a country adrift.
The cost of hiring more security personnel and other expenses related to tightened security have merely added to the burden.
"I would have merely added to the speculation, to the hype, to the desire for something to say for its own sake.
Though I had sent the airline a copy of my marriage certificate and a letter detailing my new name a couple of years ago, the airline had still gotten my name wrong and had merely added my new last name to my old name so that I became Jennifer W. Saranow Schultz Saranow Schultzz assumed to be my last name).
A series of attempts by various sets of rebels to form common fronts have merely added to the confusion.After the DPA, the SLM divided between Minni Minnawi, the Zaghawa leader who signed the deal, and Mr Nur, from the Fur tribe, who rejected it.
