Sentence examples for merely one group from inspiring English sources

These and other scientists have been working for years, in some cases decades, on studies that all point toward roughly the same conclusions: that the Americas were settled over a lengthy period by different types of people and that the direct ancestors of what we call Native Americans were merely one group among several.

They come from the Triassic period, about 220m years ago a time when dinosaurs, although they existed, were merely one group among many striving to dominate the paleoecosystem.The discoveries in question, bacteria and single-celled animals and plants, have been made by Alexander Schmidt, of Humboldt University in Berlin, and his colleagues, and are reported in this week's Nature.

The art of economics consists in looking not merely at the immediate but at the longer effects of any act or policy; it consists in tracing the consequences of that policy not merely for one group but for all groups.

The design and development of information systems should focus on a wider context than merely one user group or organization.

And remember, anyway, that there is no such thing as a best book, merely one on which a group of people have been able to reach agreement.

It helps us not merely to criticise one group or another, but to understand their interests, actions and thoughts.

In any case this is not an overtly political book, merely one about a group of people at the mercy of events over which they have no control.

And this court at many times said a merely disapproval of one group of people, whether it be the hippy communes in Moreno or the mentally retarded in Cleburne, or indeed gay people.

The cause of black firefighters would not seem nearly so urgent if they were merely one more underrepresented group seeking proportionality, rather than participants in a century-long fight against segregation and discrimination.

The band leader George Clinton organized not merely one of the best groups of the decade but two of them at once: Funkadelic's black hard rock band and Parliament's inscrutable, irresistible funkateers.

To keep the analysis manageable only two groups of workers of (beforehand) unknown size were assumed: one group that merely received external natural radiation, and one that was additionally exposed to x-rays.