Sentence examples for merely a case from inspiring English sources

Italian Colors counters that Concepcion was merely a case concerning preemption.

In actuality, Black said, it was merely a case of "insufficient documentation".

Nobody had fooled with the turntable; this was merely a case of next-to-impossible musicianship.

His absence, said his deputies, was merely a case of the flu, but worried investors sent AIG's share price down.

Alan Freedman, the board's lawyer, said: "This is merely a case of a person's lease being expired.

Is it a matter of compulsion, a moral failure, or merely a case of what Aristotle called akrasia, or "weakness of will"?

Some research has suggested that it is men, more than women, who yearn for marriage, but this may be merely a case of stated preference.

If it were merely a case of putting right the public finances and waiting for Europe's economic upturn, that would be simple.

This is not merely a case of the pendulum swinging, "a bit too far in the opposite direction," as Andreeva wrote.

The Standards go on to state, The prosecutor is not merely a case-processor but also a problem-solver responsible for considering broad goals of the criminal justice system.

Therefore, the health system has not succeeded to establish as a step forward to development, rather it is merely a case of underdevelopment.