Sentence examples for it will merely mean from inspiring English sources

Here's an entirely unfair but at least half-truthful theory: if Fremantle beat North Melbourne at Etihad Stadium on Sunday it will merely mean that the world continues to spin on its axis.

It will merely mean that they are entitled to apply for protection in accordance with standard procedure and have their claims for asylum assessed and determined.

The second - to approve - will merely mean life-saving research will have been suspended for almost a year thanks to ministerial bungling.

Some of the country's 500,000 monks, notably the younger ones, propose to "strike", but that will merely mean they reject offerings from army officers and their families.

It will merely be more embarrassing.

To others it will merely be inconvenient.

It will merely be without our feelings.

It will merely make us feel gloomier.

It will merely herald the next period of uncertainty.

It will merely be broadened and made more bureaucratic.

It will merely remain a staple of the PE curriculum.