In practice it might merely codify what America, China and a few others were doing anyway.
True, Mr Deripaska might merely have wanted to keep a low profile.
The main impact of such a law, therefore, might merely be to make borrowing more costly.
Instead, "Sesame Street" suggested that learning might merely make our days more bearable, more interesting, funnier.
Nor is the chief operating officer of Facebook willing to write a book that people might merely read.
You'd think they might merely be a slightly better than average team, but they're far from that.
Consumer spending might merely slow, allowing a "normal" saving rate to be restored gradually over a period of years.
Klinsmann clearly knows what Dempsey and Altidore can do, and might merely be letting them alone after a short summer.
Indeed, by taking part in a democratic charade, the NDF might merely provide a figleaf for the dictatorship.
"However, separating the I.N.S. into two agencies might merely compound the deficiencies in the agency's management controls, systems and accountability".
A strangely shaped one might be a symptom of political bias, or it might merely reflect the local geography.
