Sentence examples for merely be considered from inspiring English sources

The fear is he would merely be considered another yes-man.

Without this corroborating evidence, the functional impact of such events can merely be considered predictions, making their interpretation difficult46.

Social practices should not merely be considered as health enhancing or damaging determinants.

Enumeration of the BC5H9O4 chemical space should thus merely be considered an exploratory transect in the very complex formula space of nucleic-acid compatible building blocks.

However, owing to the small study sample, our results should merely be considered as generating a hypothesis which needs to be evaluated in larger studies.

The increased symptom reporting, the broad symptom profile and the importance of amplification and attribution, indicate that chronic whiplash cannot merely be considered an organic disorder caused by a neck injury.

[On Friday night, he anchored the Devils in a 4-2 victory, staking them to a 2-0 series lead over the Bruins.] Brodeur, 31, who recently became the first goalie in league history to post four 40-victory seasons, is not merely being considered as the game's top goaltender -- he is expected to compete for the Hart trophy, which is awarded to the N.H.L.'s most valuable player.

That is, we show that a network motif should not be merely considered as an interaction pattern but be considered as an essential function unit in organizing modules of networks.

Both theoretical and numerical analysis show that network motifs should not be merely considered as a connection pattern from topological structures but be considered as essential function units in organizing the modules from biological processes[24].

Rawls' contribution is that social facts differ in kind, so that some, such as the fact of pluralism, are "permanent" and not merely to be considered in narrow terms of functional stability.

For the latter petition merely to be considered, without a guarantee it would be acted upon, it needed to gather 25,000 signatures by March 19.