Sentence examples for merely copying from inspiring English sources

Merely copying "AD", however, was not adjudged a crime.

But to a degree, BIDs are merely copying what Britain's most successful business district already does.

Viewers who marvel at video-on-demand services are merely copying the Victorians.

Of course, many are merely copying, or as some put it, engaging in a "cultural cosplay" of sorts.

No longer are European Internet companies merely copying Silicon Valley business models, something for which they were long criticized, especially during the dot-com bubble years.

If Lenovo is to cement its market-share gains elsewhere, it must go beyond merely copying what works in China.Bad timing makes this problem more daunting.

Of course, the French are not content to merely copy Brooks Brothers and Paul Stuart.

He defended himself by charging that Eddy had merely copied Quimby's material.

The mediocre ones, to paraphrase a remark usually credited to Picasso, merely copy what they purchase.

The excerpts in suit were merely copied, bound into a new form, and sold.

NLM and the NIH library did not merely "copy" the articles in suit; they, in effect, "reprinted" and "published" them.