Sentence examples for merely expect that from inspiring English sources

Mills noted that consequentialism does not merely expect that the consequences to one entity is determined.

But the Qataris remained, by some distance, the largest foreign sovereign wealth buyers of real estate in London last year, and most analysts expect that to mark merely a temporary pause in their onward march.

Expect that the side who experienced the rare event firsthand will find it less compelling than the side who merely received a description of the event.

You'd expect that.

Obviously, it cannot be excluded, but is merely to be expected that the synergism determined for the combination of the two drugs in preclinical experiments is the reason for the observed prolonged cytopenia of both platelets and neutrophils as observed in our study.

I want him to know that I do not expect miracles, I merely expect his patience.

Furthermore, it may be expected that, from a merely technical point of view, in vivo operation should work even better.

It is, as expected, that adverse rulings from the human rights court will be merely advisory.

"The worst thing of all," he says, "is that no one pays attention to your ambitions, your dreams or who you really are". He was merely expected to be beautiful, that was all.

The explanation is that merely expecting progress is not enough to bring it about.

This circumstance illustrates that merely expecting progress does not bring it about.