Sentence examples for merely one point from inspiring English sources

Vegetarianism is merely one point along the lengthy spectrum of animal rights.

This process is heavily dependent on the specific use case on all dimensions, and the performance of the algorithm is merely one starting point.

As economist Jeff Faux of the Economic Policy Institute has observed, "the Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that by 2014 the number of occupations filled by people with college degrees will rise by merely one percentage point -- from 28percentto29percentcent".

A much simpler option is to use a binary rubric that merely gives one point to every practice for which there is solid evidence or strong arguments that it supports learning and zero to the rest.

Bobin – not as equipped in the visual department – merely rushes from one point to the next.

John McCain's outrage over the tragic death of "Neda," a young woman who might have died under American bombs in his alternate reality, is merely one case in point.

It requires that we focus not only on the characteristics that the married couple bring to the table but on the structural opportunities or barriers they may face; and recognise that the processes of integration are continually ebbing and flowing: outcomes are merely a snapshot at one point in time.

At one point, on Monday afternoon, it looked as if we might be witnessing not merely a slump but an outright crash.

The moment was not merely one of those "thousand points of light" photo opportunities favored by the former Bush administration, in which notable do-gooders were ushered into the White House for a presidential handshake and five minutes of recognition.

While there may be some who view the responsibility as merely one of getting a child from point A to point B successfully in their lives, most know that the job is far more complex and demanding.

"I'm sorry I exploded," she says at one point, but the "explosion" consisted merely of saying one line slightly louder than others.