Sentence examples for merely to train from inspiring English sources

Big firms no longer aspire merely to train competent managers.

Compared to 2008, you didn't need to practise a flying 250 [metre time trial]." The issue, he says, is that merely to train for such intense racing a cyclist needs to be fresh and rested but the consequent lack of long, steady miles on the road means a loss of endurance for marathon events such as the one-day Classics and Tour de France.

In many cases these people enlist not because of a higher calling, but merely to take advantage of the training, discipline and job opportunities such service offers and they wouldn't get anywhere else.

Once you get acquainted with the English phonemes -this is how sounds are known, phonemes-, you need to train, not merely your accent, but your ear.

With just two weeks until Baltimore, he will not be able to train his Big Bay but merely maintain him.

But heck, some of them might actually be there to train, rather than merely being there to scare Ukrainians.

These meetings merely give owners the tools with which to train their dogs.

It is an expensive sport requiring at least $25,000 a year merely to maintain and train an eventing horse, and more than $100,000 to travel on its most competitive circuit.

For Hadfield, it was miraculous enough merely to find himself in training.

"This is the legacy of the prewar imperial system in which people were trained merely to accept and not to ask questions.

The role of change agents as taken up by some FPs is likely to be constrained by the illusion that an FP is trained merely to replace another consultant, as well as by a lack of awareness of an FP's mandate among colleagues.