Sentence examples for merely on its from inspiring English sources

But the damage would be far more severe if Britain quit the single market as well as the Union and relied merely on its membership in the World Trade Organization to give it access to foreign markets, as some euro-skeptics advocate.

The results indicate that using this approach, an agreement can be reached in fewer number of negotiation rounds than in the case where the Developer agent selects the subsequent offers based merely on its own utility.

The invaded state, instead of relying merely on its own strength for defence, and instead of gratifying its revenge by retaliation, may prudently call for and gratefully receive the strong arm of the Union to repel the invasion, and reduce the combatants to the equal level of suitors in the high tribunal provided for them.

As Hand and so many others point out, reality does shift, not merely on its own but as a result of determined minorities who learn how to use the lever of social action.

Importantly, the experiments with pharmacological inhibition with cyclocreatine or substitution of native CK-B by the catalytically dead CK-BC283S in the positional swapping/tagging experiments demonstrated that the contribution of CK-B to enhanced cell migration capacity did not depend merely on its structural interference, but that its catalytic ATP-generating activity is required.

There is no universal ideal risk score, as the utility of any score depends not merely on its statistical properties but also on its context of use, which will also determine which types of data are available to be included.

Nor should someone have you merely "on call" when it suits them.

Interior Minister Brice Hortefeux told Europe 1 radio Monday that the government was not "stigmatizing a community" but merely acting on its right to repatriate Romanians and Bulgarians, who are required to have residential permits in order to stay in France longer than three months.

If ever there was a cross not merely helped on its way, it was Kidd's ball to Charlton, which the United captain, running at full tilt away from the goal, whipped into the opposite corner before Jose Henrique, the Benfica goalkeeper, could even react.

Your argument does not merely fail on its merits; it fails spectacularly.

Yes, she was aware of the countdown clock to her 16th birthday (she says it was in the Sun and on two websites, while the Sun disputes that, saying it merely reported on its existence on a website), but tried to ignore it.