Sentence examples for merely increasing from inspiring English sources

Merely increasing the lot size, in Roxbury or similar towns, would not do what advocates want, land-use experts say.

Any injection of liquidity may thus end up not stimulating domestic demand but merely increasing capital outflows.

If you pay bright people more to do audits, are you merely increasing the incentive to creatively bend the rules? A. There is always going to be tension between creativity and compliance.

In 1912 de Forest conceived the idea of "cascading" a series of Audion tubes so as to amplify high-frequency radio signals far beyond what could be accomplished by merely increasing the voltage on a single tube.

"The levels of violence, and suicide, and self-harm are not merely increasing, but the rate at which they are increasing is accelerating, and we have now had a succession of very serious incidents that are unusual, and the fact that you now have this spate of them is a matter for the most serious concern," he said.

I say this is not fettering you, this is merely increasing choice.

Lin's salary merely increased the bill.

Legalisation would merely increase demand.

As the Japanese example shows, procrastination merely increases the long-term pain.

Lebanon's guerrillas merely increased their attacks on the South Lebanon Army, the Israeli-run militia.

What Ford dreamed of was not merely increased capacity but complete self-sufficiency.