Sentence examples for merely cause from inspiring English sources
tert-Butylhydroperoxide (TBHP, catalytic amount) leads to high yields of epoxide; on the other hand, hydrogen peroxide and di-tert-butylperoxide merely cause degradation of trans-stilbene.
They say that the kind of mischief that today might merely cause delays and frustrations could eventually have more serious and far-reaching consequences.
Such measures will merely cause further damage to Greece's already-stressed social fabric, rendering it incapable of providing the support that our reform agenda desperately needs.
His past achievements are becoming a distant memory, and his recent stunts, such as flying with cranes or diving for ancient amphorae, merely cause irritation.
A turtle that looks like a rifle to such a system may merely cause a false alarm; a rifle that looks like a turtle, however, would be significantly more dangerous.
But we believe that unless demand for ivory in Asia is reduced — through aggressive education programs there, tougher enforcement against the illegal ivory trade and the creation of a legal raw ivory market — these new American regulations will merely cause the price to balloon and the black market to flourish, pushing up the profit potential of continued poaching.
Such independent explanations for beliefs can sometimes be correct, as in the case of someone given a post-hypnotic suggestion, in which case we may regard her judgment as merely caused and the reasons offered as mere rationalization.
Early in the life of the factory this design defect merely caused considerable economic losses.
If a vehicle is merely causing an inconvenience, there is probably little that can be done.
However, a traditional single-stage inventory model considers a case in which depletion of inventory is merely caused by a constant rare.
This does not violate the Monotonic Reads or Writes Follow Reads guarantees, it merely causes the session manager to be overly conservative when choosing acceptable servers.
