Sentence examples for merely natural from inspiring English sources

In the letter, they denounced his ideas as "wrongheaded, counterproductive, and ethically dubious," and added, "It is hard to believe that they are coming from the chief scientist of The Nature Conservancy, an organization formerly, and heroically, dedicated to conserving nature, not merely natural resources for people".

In these pages of 1913, however, it's America that is, as yet, merely natural and in need of exploitation.

Throughout, the free verse is tightly controlled so that the breath-phrase from which it is built seems merely natural.

In the absence of any accompanying data, it is hard to judge whether the ascent of these languages is truly "rapid", and hence anomalous, or merely natural.

The ongoing catastrophe following Hurricane Maria’s landfall on Puerto Rico in September reminds us that disasters are never merely natural.

You don't have to look far to find powerful arguments being made that what happened is not merely natural to the economic cycle and therefore won't simply adjust itself in time.

Courts have endorsed the separation of people identified as being of different races by advancing the rationale that segregating social schemes merely acknowledge "natural" affinities among people of the same race and "natural" antipathies among people of different races.

Fuller offered a merely procedural natural law theory, though he did not deny that a substantive natural law theory is possible and appropriate.

Is this an offensive act or merely a "natural movement"?

Still, she is more than merely a "natural". She did not invent the "death panel" claim.

Were legislators merely recognizing natural anatomical differences between men and women?