Sentence examples for has merely moved from inspiring English sources
And other neighbourhoods complain that this activism has merely moved prostitution around.
The ruling, however, did not extinguish the dispute; it has merely moved to the men's side of professional skiing.
Much of the debt has merely moved from the private to the public sector as governments have correctly stepped in to support banks and save the economy from falling into depression.
On the foreign exchanges the euro suffered an early slide of 0.5% to $1.2825 in response, a larger fall than might have been expected given that S&P has merely moved into line with Moody's.
"The issue has merely moved to the AGM.
While K2 may no longer be on bodega shelves, the ban has merely moved the problem to another part of the city, and such bans can lead to the proliferation of new, often riskier versions of K2 as illicit manufacturers create new chemicals that skirt the latest laws.
There had been some speculation over whether the Ethiopian troops had merely moved to border areas.
When, eventually, the light changed and my sister moved forward a few car lengths, it was as if she had merely moved to another table.
Many have merely moved from complete inactivity to unemployment, but there have been sizeable jumps in the proportion who have jobs too.
Jason Rogers, of Barclays Capital in Tokyo, gives warning that Japan's banks have merely moved back from near crisis a year ago to a more even keel.
