Sentence examples for merely transporting from inspiring English sources
Merely transporting your yacht from the Mediterranean to the Caribbean on a container vessel for the winter season (to avoid damaging it en route) costs around £250,000.
The report adds that the flight "must not be made for the purpose of merely transporting the passenger".
In their interim report, the AAIB stated that, on the basis of a cost-sharing flight, "it must not be made for the purpose of merely transporting the passenger".
I reflected on Campos as she re-told her experience of having her working hours slashed and struggling to afford the costs of merely transporting herself to and from work.
With hope, they learned a lesson along with anyone else who believes that news outlets merely transport anecdotes from anonymous emails into published reports.
So, on a night when pro basketball ostensibly returned to the nation's capital, Jordan merely transported his game to the future.
But then, Japan Post holds a greater sway over the country's financial and political system than would a service that merely transported letters and parcels.
Some of the boss-battles are actually moderately challenging, which is some achievement, given that Kirby can't die (instead, he's merely transported back to the previous checkpoint, and drops all the jewel-like beads he has collected).
And in the meantime, he merely transports these letters from rented room to rented room, re-reading them for comfort, in exactly the same way I might carry around and re-read any one of the following 10 novels, instead of catching up with my own neglected friendships.
At steady-state conditions, only convection and radiation mechanisms are usually considered, since they are prevalent on the conduction mechanism which merely transports heat toward the surfaces of the mounting frame (especially in the case of rack-mounting free standing arrays).
At steady-state conditions, only convection and radiation mechanisms are usually considered, since they are prevalent on the conduction mechanism that merely transports heat toward the surfaces of the mounting frame (especially in the case of rack-mounting free-standing arrays).
