Sentence examples for merely to be expected from inspiring English sources
But given Anselm's merely theoretical starting point, that severance was not merely to be expected; it was almost inevitable.
Obviously, it cannot be excluded, but is merely to be expected that the synergism determined for the combination of the two drugs in preclinical experiments is the reason for the observed prolonged cytopenia of both platelets and neutrophils as observed in our study.
But is such a position merely self-serving, to be expected from China, North Korea's main ally, which wants the country to be a buffer state between it and South Korea, where American troops are stationed?
Beatriz de la Fuente views them as a late regional survival of an older tradition while other scholars argue that they are merely the kind of regional variant to be expected in a frontier settlement.
McCloud's drawing, for example, is merely serviceable – which is all that seems to be expected of a graphic novelist.
Beating up on Baptists is the easiest and cheapest way of addressing this controversy, but they're merely behaving as good moralists should be expected to.
Reducing the net acid load from the diet might be expected to have little ameliorative effect or merely slow the progression of the disorder.
The first one is random retrieval of care episodes, which can be expected to give very low scores and serves merely as a sanity check.
This manipulation would not be expected to remove all rotational structure, as the structure should merely be sign-inverted.
The picture that emerges from Figure 14 is merely an illustration of what can be expected from further research.
