Sentence examples for merely a decision from inspiring English sources

It was not censorship as some bizarrely claimed, merely a decision not to enter into a business relationship.

The decision about how to pay for health care is a quintessentially commercial choice in itself, not merely a decision that might have economic consequences.

Betting is merely "a decision about an uncertain future," and our opponents are not other people but, rather, hypothetical versions of ourselves who have chosen differently than we have.

In August, Breakfast presenter Chris Hollins said: "What is most disappointing is that I don't think [the move] is an economic decision or an editorial decision; it's merely a political decision.

But some cautioned that Tuesday's US agreement had merely delayed a decision for two months, and predicted further volatility to come.

Ryan spoke briefly at another event later Thursday and said he had merely postponed a decision on a Bonds indictment "in light of some recent developments".

In fact, the LSE council merely approved a decision made by the school's development committee: a body that oversees the fundraising programme at LSE, and which is one of only two committees with no student representation.

Alongside the grim news came some glimmers of recovery: consumer spending is slowly improving and production is poised to rise sharply as demand rises again towards the end of the year and beyond.Mr Abe can certainly remind voters that, in pressing ahead with the tax hike, he merely implemented a decision made in 2011 by the Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) when it was in power.

Such a law merely enshrines a decision about the distribution of resources, and it can be changed without causing the collapse of human society.

– (PT) The European Parliament has often been confronted with faits accomplis by the Commission or the Council, having been relegated to the role of merely ratifying a decision already taken.

Or merely a snap decision by sleep-starved producers?