Sentence examples for merely identifying from inspiring English sources

Merely identifying their risks defeats many.

Bradley carries his analyses of shots further than merely identifying them with pieces of other people.

Merely identifying such athletes is only half the struggle, for blue-chip high school players do not toil in obscurity.

But Volitich went further than attending a rally or merely identifying as a white nationalist, reports say: In audio clips, she painted herself as a proselytizer.

Moving beyond merely identifying the problem, it provides real examples of strategies and approaches that organizations have taken to address it.

But without controlled experiments, he added, you often do not get to the deeper understanding of the causes of observed behavior — understanding causation rather than merely identifying correlation.

That makes them different from, say, bar codes, which merely identify classes of object.

In practice names do not merely identify a person but also imply much, much more — genetic lineage, wealth, social acceptability.

That would be Juliette Binoche, who stars as an antiques dealer, merely identified as "she," who lives in Tuscany.

An individual can be not merely identified but also re-identified; because it lasts through time, it may possess incompatible attributes at different periods of its history.

"Bitch" and "cow" don't really say very much; they merely identify by gender, then liken all women to members of the animal kingdom.