Sentence examples for merely being about from inspiring English sources

However, many in baseball saw the move as merely being about what was best for the Cubs' bottom line.

Julian Huppert, a Liberal Democrat MP, urged that legal aid should not merely be about the financial savings involved.

Successful long-term development shouldn't merely be about catch-up in industrial productivity but about rising incomes across the economy.

Essentially, most games they will play will merely be about survival.

Because the information won't merely be about the big things, it will be general patterns of behaviour, the weft and weave of the life you've tried to hide from people.

Then I hit the brakes, stopping at a light that I merely suspected was about to turn yellow.

But Mr. McCain was not satisfied with merely being right about sleazy pro-Bush tactics.

Are television executives running scared, or merely being realistic about changes in their audience?

Trollope was, in truth, merely being practical about the problems of writing: three hours a day is all that's needed to write successfully.

This is because merely being knowledgeable about uncertainty isn't enough to take on finely tuned machines in an environment to which they've already become accustomed.

The change that occurred without a physician's discussion is likely a "testing effect" (merely being asked about the behavior resulted in a change).