Sentence examples for more merely from inspiring English sources

Thousands more merely substituted limits on covered days of hospital care or visits to a mental health professional for dollar limits.

But what good is such refinement if, when an athlete crosses the finish line, the judge drops a tenth of a second or more merely clicking the stopwatch?

While there might be roughly equal numbers of "really rich" Democrats and Republicans who can contribute big sums, Mr. Goldstein said, there are more merely "rich" Republicans who are able to give a candidate $1,000 or $2,000.

Because Americans are, more and more, merely preaching to our respective choirs.

Commenting on the Haneef case at the time, Law Council of Australia President Tim Bugg said, "Australians should be concerned that Minister Andrews is so determined to pursue the power to expel a person from Australia, on the basis that they have, without more, merely associated with a suspected criminal.

Quite on the contrary, also the F1F0-ATPase has to be taken into consideration as a target antigen considering the fact that it is not any more merely a mitochondrial enzyme but also exposed on plasma membranes serving as a receptor for various ligands.

But Portuguese does more than merely call to mind this sort of conversation, indeed it does more than merely invite it--it demands it.

But he does more than merely answer questions.

But it's more than merely a matter of, say, plugging an iPhone into the dash.

But play is more than merely a means to an end.

But Jeremy Heywood (pictured) merits more than merely orthographic attention.