Sentence examples for merely printing from inspiring English sources
Among American publishers he was a pioneering advocate of focusing investigative reporting on local municipal corruption instead of merely printing the exposés of nationally famed muckrakers.
Mr Primakov says his first priority will be to pay off the wage and pensions arrears to the millions of Russians who are owed them adding that he will avoid merely printing the money.
He recalled that Private Manning had been upset about a report describing the arrest of several people, either Iraqis or Moroccans, who had been detained by the local authorities for merely printing material critical of the Iraqi government.
God grant that this structure be the enduring home of a newspaper forever unsatisfied with merely printing news--forever fighting every form of Wrong--forever Independent forever advancing in Enlightenment and Progress--forever wedded to truly Democratic ideas--forever aspiring to be a Moral Force---forever rising to a higher plane of perfection as a Public Institution.
Sons of Liberty is honest enough to view it as a tragic moment adroitly exploited for rebel gain by master propagandist Sam Adams, and seems in general willing to dwell on such ironies rather than merely printing the legend all over again.
FORBES believes in serving up and explaining intelligent, often surprising investment strategies rather than merely printing lists of "hot stocks".
If the government merely prints money to pay for the resources it requires, it will bid up prices in competition with civilians.
special-effects department worked on "Kane"; roughly eighty per cent of the film was not merely printed but reprinted, in order to add trick effects and blend in painted sets and bits of stock footage.
She merely printed the JPEG from some photo program.
Prescriptions faxed or merely printed on paper by a computer system were not defined as ePrescriptions.
Scientists have long assumed that the Ontario trackways were merely prints left behind by animals moving underwater.
