Sentence examples for merely to add from inspiring English sources

It aims merely to add five employees to its current eight.

Merely to add another plank to what Angela Eagle, shadow leader of the Commons, waspishly called "the centrepiece of Lynton Crosby's legislative agenda".

Microsoft's ultimate goal probably isn't to keep Motorola from using Android at all, but merely to add a cost component to Android, which is currently free for handset makers to use, whereas Microsoft's Windows alternative carries a licensing fee.

Press, $15) but had chosen instead merely to add some footnotes to his own tediously celebrated post-Freudian studies of the sexually feudalistic substratum in American children's books — a lode that so clearly ran out in the early chapters of his recent Wynken, Blynklen and Nod's Narrenschiff: Anal Archetypes on a Sea of Guilt.

It was the fashion for 18th-century Engentlementoemen to build ornamental hermitages on their estates, perhaps merely to add interest to their walks, perhaps to serve as rustic chapels when their proprietor felt a need for solitude, prayer or communion with nature.

David Wasserman is using this moralized sense, when he writes that "[t]o claim that someone discriminates is … to challenge her for justification; to call discrimination 'wrongful' is merely to add emphasis to a morally-laden term" (1998: 805).

As a whole, the proposed regulations merely fail to add new restrictions, explains Kaiser's Larry Levitt.

It is merely choosing to add capacity in a state where labour relations are more cordial.

To make it to number 10, Shinsegae merely needs to add a zero to its annual sales figure.

He later apologised, saying he was "merely trying to add authenticity.

Every instructor improves it in some way, I am merely the last person to add material.