Sentence examples for merely a communication from inspiring English sources

In response to a lawsuit by the National Federation of the Blind, Uber bluntly asserts that it's merely a communication platform, not the type of employer meant to be covered by the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Weber said it was a "stupid discussion" to claim that the fuel-flow restriction was too complicated for the audience to understand, saying it was merely a "communication issue" and pointing to the complexities of modern road cars.

Later, the executive, Ann Livermore, issued a statement saying that the memo was merely a routine communication, urging her staff to redouble their efforts to reach quarterly sales targets.

Such data includes U.S. people who are merely mentioned in a communication, and are not the people who are the direct sender or recipient of a message.

It is no longer merely a tool for communication and interaction, but also something-to-think-with, a medium that can give us new dimensions in the way we experience and engage with the world.

We're left to wonder whether this is merely a problem with communication or a much deeper and more worrisome problem with vision.

It is important to remember that behavior is merely a form of communication (Kozman et al 2006).

"Freedom from Discrimination in Choice of Language and International Hu" by Myres S. McDougal, Lung-chu Chen et al. [L]anguage is not merely a means of interpersonal communication and influence.

Rather than a neutral Internet — with its implied competition between rival businesses — the people at Riseup would seem to be wishing for a "plain" Internet that would merely facilitate communication and connections, and minimize the role of commerce.

Writing, moreover, is not merely about communication — in Chinese culture, it is an art form and spiritual exercise, believed by some to improve concentration, longevity and even martial arts skills.

WinWinCampaign matched people who were considering a trade, and thus it was perceived as merely fostering communication.