Sentence examples for introduced not merely from inspiring English sources
The lower court failed to recognize that the amendment introduced, not merely a word, but a phrase.
In other words, novel genetic information is introduced into the germline, not merely into some somatic cells as in gene therapy.
Pamuk likes to undermine and destabilise each character by introducing a degenerate counterpart: not merely Ka/Pamuk, but Ipek and her almost-as-beautiful sister Kadife, the two Islamist students Necib and Fazil, and so on.
It is "Present Laughter," not merely "Laughter".
These bacterial sequences were not merely contaminants introduced during Illumina library preparation, as we found identical sequences using BLAST in the Sanger shotgun reads.
Perhaps Mr. Bruno can earn credit not merely for introducing his plan but for negotiating real reform in Albany beyond the usual press announcement.
The Human Rights Act must therefore be explicitly (or "expressly") repealed by an Act of Parliament deliberately doing so, not merely be introducing contradictory legislation.
Paul Child was a passionate gourmet who introduced Julia to a world where food was not merely nourishment but a sensual experience.
Therefore, this study investigates the reduction in the number of actuators by introducing VCMs to RDWM in the 3D case, not merely in the planar case.
The paper, published in the online journal Open Heart, added: "Dietary advice not merely needs review; it should not have been introduced".
Lester introduced the defenseman's practice of bringing the puck up the ice, not merely passing it up, thus changing the offense.
