Sentence examples for it merely increases from inspiring English sources

So charging the rich lower tax rates doesn't promote economic growth; it merely increases economic inequality.

It merely increases confidence and induces the more grandiose errors that overconfidence can feed.

The authors wrote that despite the inclusion of "characters of color" such as the two and Jax, "we cannot assume that this greater diversity represents a more progressive identity politics, for one could argue that it merely increases the racist and sexist potential of individual fights".

The cult operates in cells, so Niall knows only John and Sarah, two older people whose disdain for him merely increases his infatuation with them.

If he fails in any of his three roles - as batsman, wicketkeeper and captain - it will merely increase the pressure on an India team looking to steady itself after the recent results.

Given that axonal tracers-like BDA undergo fast axonal transport, this questions the interpretation of tract tracing data; is increased axonal labelling really indicative of a greater number of axons or does it merely reflect increased axonal transport?

However, according to a highly referenced blog post by Brad Feld from 2005 on the subject, "it's a silly and unnecessarily complicated approach that merely increases the amount the lawyers can bill the company for the financing".

Additional complexity is due to the channel memory, but is only approximately linear since it does not increase the size of the state space, but merely increases the summation terms in the sensor model.

As these mutants are still able to form polymers (Table 4) that are recognized by the 2C1 antibody, this loss of mobility merely increases the kinetic barrier to polymerization, rather than preventing it altogether.

As the Japanese example shows, procrastination merely increases the long-term pain.

If we insist on keeping the manufacturing here, that merely increases the price of the American car.