Sentence examples for merely community from inspiring English sources

About that awful word, "truth": At first Gore said the fund-raiser was merely "community outreach"; months later, he amended that to knowing only it was "finance-related".

This approach seeks to develop research which is "community based, rather than merely community placed" (Minkler and Wallerstein 2003, 3).

Increasingly, public health is seeing a demand for research that is "collaborative and community based rather than merely community placed" [ 10].

The approach adopted by the midwife highlighted in this story did not merely raise community awareness or persuade community members to participate in activities that the midwife and the local health delivery system had already designed or decided on.

The Dutch, however, were not merely a community of expatriates who were eager to retire as soon as possible to The Netherlands.

Such a call may hold deep appeal, especially for those who cannot see any form of monotheism as a viable object for belief and yet desire some sort of spiritual connection that stretches beyond the merely human community.

The absence of this fact, in Kripke's view, leads Wittgenstein to abandon the explanation of the meanings of statements like "By 'plus', I meant addition" in terms of truth-conditions, and to replace it with explanation in terms of assertibility-conditions, which involve actual (not merely potential) community agreement.

This is being seen as a landmark judgment by some, but even though it aims to force parties to think of all citizens, and not merely one community, it does not address all concerns.

The current academic and industrial research system, which places primary emphasis on publications and project results and very little on reproducibility matters, effectively penalizes those who devote extra time to develop or even merely follow community-established standards.

"It is not merely the Muslim community's responsibility to combat extremism; we all have responsibilities, particularly to ensure that minority communities do not feel excluded".

At the men's behest, Medal of Honor refers to these elite members of the Special Operations community merely as "Tier One".