They worked out that I would be a mere £20 better off a week by working.
We must not enclose a writer, particularly one whose writings amount to a "mobile and contradictory whole" in one mere narrative; better to allow readers to project their own Benjamins on to the material.
He was a beneficiary of the fame of Michelangelo, who shattered the bondage of the artist's subservience, but also of modern communications which made his merest doodle better known than any of Michelangelo's.
It could be a matter of mere armchair reasoning no better than philosophy.
On Wall Street, shares of Apple slid a mere 0.8 percent, faring better than the broad Nasdaq index, which dropped 1.6 percent.
Countries like Germany (down 10 percent), South Korea (down 6 percent), Australia (down 3 percent) and Austria (down a mere 2 percent) fared better.
She has refashioned mere nature to better reflect the hard-won truth of the divinity within.Ms Jenner, it bears mentioning, is also a committed Christian.
The more companies compete to sell "meaning" as well as mere products, the better family companies will do.The nature of the firmThe most intriguing challenge posed by the enduring success of the family company is to one of the building blocks of modern economics: the theory of the firm.
His victory in last year's US Open at Merion provided compelling evidence to that effect and now he's added the prestigious National title where the winning score was a mere four strokes better than par.
Nicki Minaj's outrageous alter-egos, Dave Grohl's occasional skirt onstage, Lady Gaga's mere existence (for better and worse) all owe something to the man who fell to Earth before them.
