Sentence examples for merely by making from inspiring English sources

The insurgents win merely by making Iraq ungovernable.

"I could die today, if I wished, merely by making a little effort," he chirps.

"I could die today, if I wished, merely by making a little effort," he boasts in a scornful tone.

The logic, such as it is, of the claim is that merely by making it the House G.O.P. goes a long way toward proving its validity.

With the rise of the Internet, vacationers and road warriors are on a nearly equal technological footing with the industry itself, and passengers can save hundreds of dollars merely by making minor changes in their travel plans.

Under the guidelines, states could get two-thirds of the money in the first round — in some cases as much as 90percentt — merely by making "assurances" that they will change destructive policies, like shunting the least-qualified teachers into schools serving the poorest and most ill-prepared children.

Newly assigned Catholic monastery officials sought to amend the problem of fast evasion not merely with moral condemnations, but by making sure that well-prepared non-meat dishes were available on fast days.

The senator's chief of staff previously told HuffPost that Corker was merely exercising free speech by making his earlier statement.

Eddie Jones has said he is merely changing his batting order by making three changes to the England starting lineup for Sunday's game against Italy.

The wildly pitchy, breathy clip -- which sounds like a four-year-old crooning her favorite Disney hit -- has prompted the track's producer, William Orbit, to claim she was merely warming up her voice by making strange sounds into the microphone.

Such statutes delegitimatize the idea of regulation, by making it look merely like a way for governments to indulge special interests.