Sentence examples for mere application from inspiring English sources
The project involves more than a mere application of another layer of paint.
But you don't achieve results like this with the mere application of a formula.
NONETHELESS, advancing discovery is not a goal to be reached by the mere application of will.
Given the military realities of the age, Sazonov's notion of Russian mobilization as a mere "application of pressure" was either disingenuous or foolish.
(This has been a cause of controversy in the industry since 2014, when Andy Serkis, the English actor best known for his motion-captured C.G.I. performances as Gollum, King Kong, and Caesar the ape equated animation work with the mere application of "digital makeup").
(This has been a cause of controversy in the industry since 2014, when Andy Serkis, the English actor best known for his motion-captured C.G.I. performances — as Gollum, King Kong, and Caesar the ape — equated animation work with the mere application of "digital makeup").
These are not mere "edge providers", peripheral to infrastructure, or mere "applications" that we can select or refuse.
Networks have also undergone this shift from specific to general: where we once maintained separate devices and infrastructure for different kinds of communications (voice, emergency services, faxes, television), now it's increasingly the case that all these uses are mere applications running on the internet.
In the SPTT, the obligation to provide the technical means for lawful interception is imposed only on Internet access providers, so ProtonMail, as a mere Internet application provider, is completely exempt from the SPTT's scope of application.
Within weeks, what was supposed to be a mere M.F.A. application earned Shteyngart a book contract.
He first dismissed the Naim court's reading of the equal protection clause, declaring that "we reject the notion that the mere 'equal application' of a statute containing racial classifications is enough to remove the classifications from the Fourteenth Amendment's proscription of all invidious racial discriminations".
