Sentence examples for not merely able from inspiring English sources

Testing is not merely able to serve as an assessment tool but has been shown to provide mnemonic benefits.

Doctors would not merely be able to diagnose cancer in the comfort of their own surgeries they would be able to perform brain scans, too.

What sets physical geniuses apart from other people, then, is not merely being able to do something but knowing what to do — their capacity to pick up on subtle patterns that others generally miss.

Put another way, relying solely on classroom instruction to achieve CCSSM is like asking our children to not merely be able to cook, but to become gourmet chefs.

A performance like Wednesday's, if it can be repeated often enough, could change the way the world views American soccer and perhaps even the way American players view themselves, not as merely able to challenge the top international teams but to beat them.

She makes a number of other startling claims about children, namely that they are not creative, but merely able to to adapt.

The challenge must fall to those who are able, not merely proximate.

What we see were not merely voters, but citizens able to defend their rights.

This greengrocer's son from Leytonstone in east London (born in August 1899) had the energy of Dickens and the facility of Picasso, able not merely to adapt his style to changing artistic values but to shape the entire culture of popular film.

He was not merely one of the abler medieval popes but also one who won greater prestige for his office by his conduct.

A person who is a morally responsible agent is not merely a person who is able to do moral right or wrong.