Sentence examples for made merely from inspiring English sources

Good regulation isn't made merely through money, staffing and legal power.

The changing pattern of Athenian society made merely traditional attitudes in many cases no longer adequate.

These agreements aren't made merely out of a concern for privacy.

The MoJ alleges that many judicial reviews are made merely made to postpone unpleasant outcomes "even when the applicant knows they have no chance of success".

We constantly discover that things in which we have made an emotional investment are ones in which society has made merely a passing, prudential investment.

Downing Street sources have always insisted that the move was made merely to bring a key operator into the centre of the election campaign at a crucial time.

"It doesn't interest me to make merely beautiful or pleasing things.

Instead of the most exalted, I make merely the most putrid demands of you.

Mori has a complex response to Tony Abbott's new security laws that might make merely being in Syria or Iraq a crime.

First, the facts: I am now persuaded that a sale of the D.I.A.'s art, besides making merely a dent in Detroit's debt, could not conceivably bring dollar-for-dollar relief to the city's pensioners.

Taking a huge risk as additional trials ensued, Novartis boosted production a hundredfold, going from making merely kilograms in a complicated 12-step process to producing metric tons at its plant in Ringaskiddy, Ireland.