Users around the world are therefore valuable to the company, and not merely to its usage statistics.
Perhaps his usages merely reflect much more widely shared period attitudes, but it's still somewhat shocking to see him coin words (or had he heard them elsewhere and only absorbed them?) like "kiked" and "Jewine," for "Jewess".
The English conservative writer Roger Scruton has described the controversies over usage as merely a special case of the debate between conservative and liberal views of politics.
Many dictionaries give both definitions and don't take sides, in "usage notes" merely tipping off the Language Slobs to watch out for denunciation from the Language Snobs.
Pellegrini also used "hope" the other day, when characterising if Frank Lampard might finally join New York City FC from City in the summer – so Milner being given the fresh terms desired is either still in the balance, or this is merely the Chilean's usage of English.
Hence, the decreasing availability and rising prices of fossil fuels, as well as climate change and its consequences, resulting from their mass usage, not merely cause the change in the energy technological paradigm, but also determine its direction.
From the numerical experiment conducted, this simple technique is found to be quite accurate, and it is less restrictive in its usage for merely requiring the information of the first four statistical moments of a random variable rather than requiring a stronger assumption of the full distribution information in the Rosenblatt transformation.
"It is possible that PPI usage is merely a marker of a sicker patient population".
Most mythical usage rules are merely harmless.
As late as 1771 the Encyclopædia Britannica, reflecting ancient Greek usage, defined symphony merely as "…a consonance or concert of several sounds agreeable to the ear, whether vocal or instrumental, called also harmony".
