Sentence examples for merely uses the from inspiring English sources

The big White House press event merely uses the appearance of incremental "progress" to forestall real, substantive changes to the one thing that unites us all: concern about the health and safety of the food we eat.

It merely uses the social network as an easy way for people to upload photos for Facedeals to do its own facial recognition processing.

The proposed method is not intended to explain the rate effect; it merely uses the apparent link between "the effective length" and the imposed rate of loading as the means for the development of a simplified approach suitable for use in practical structural design.

And at the bottom of the art-food rabbit hole, bad boy Damien Hirst stretches pharmaceutical packaging with the medicine's name replaced with that of food common on British canteen menus in his 1999 series, The Last Supper, wherein he merely uses the names of food to toy with our ideas and associations.

Private creditors would merely use the opportunity to offload their bonds onto the public sector.

She said the Tigers were merely using the cease-fire to regroup and prepare for new offensives.

Mr. Tancredo and some labor advocates say employers are merely using the visas to import cheaper workers.

Mr. Romney does not merely use the past as an inspirational reference point, as the other candidates often do.

Russia, Jordan and "even China," the group said, have "gotten into the game" of merely using the word democracy to claim real democratic credentials.

The question for many analysts around the world was whether he represented genuine reform or was merely using the language of reform to consolidate power.

Nakano added: "The fact that he is visiting Pearl Harbor without offering an apology makes it look like he is merely using the historic site for political purposes".