Sentence examples for merely to practice from inspiring English sources

Lorr, though, is not content merely to practice.

And of all the major champions of his generation, he is the one who has had to overcome the most merely to practice his craft.

As true professionals, military officers must be able to exercise moral autonomy to do what's right, not merely to practice blind obedience, Snider concludes.

To saddle the music with the composer's personal shortcomings would merely be to practice another kind of guilt by association; and in any case, Orff is dead.

The pilot could have been planning flights to that area or Australia, or merely trying to practice his skills.

The other group was told that the skills required to complete the task were improvable and that the task was merely an opportunity to practice and improve.

Worse, technology is often seen merely as an adjunct to practice, e.g. electronic health records.

The law now gives the D.E.A. the authority to approve prescription licenses if a doctor merely shows an active license to practice medicine.

How physicians-in-training choose their medical specialties and how they decide where to practice medicine are not merely of academic interest.

Abolitionist theorising about punishment takes many different forms, united only by the insistence that we should seek to abolish, rather than merely to reform, our practices of punishment.

Those instances have led merely to temporary suspensions from practice.