Sentence examples for not merely achieving from inspiring English sources

Justice is concerned with the achievement of well-being, not merely achieving the capabilities to pursue it.

The fact that BMSCs co-cultured with HUVECs induced outgrowth showed that HUVEC outgrowth and organization into vessel-like structures is not merely achieved by secreted factors.

Notably, the main purpose of our model is not merely to achieve correlations with empirical data, but to understand the mechanisms that lead to normal and abnormal spermatogenic cycles.

This isn't simply laziness or fecklessness; it's a reflection of a commitment to enjoying life instead of merely achieving.

So Cash did not merely struggle to achieve success because he wanted to leave behind his poverty-stricken childhood.

Were any of the objects altered in any way -- not merely arranged -- to achieve their look?

Vast forces were again on the platform for the evening concert, the National Youth Orchestra of Scotland sharing the programme with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra under Donald Runnicles, who achieved not merely immaculate ensemble work but performances of personality and pizzazz.

Acting morally entailed a reciprocal concern for others, and not merely a desire to achieve a private State of mind like happiness or utility"at.

Practical reason, according to the vision, can ascertain not merely the means to achieve one's ends, but also the very telos or end for human beings.

However, we propose that bridging the social boundaries was achieved not merely due to the landscape services concept, but also due to the fact that multiple boundaries were managed simultaneously, and additional arrangements were used in boundary management.

Funding agencies can have a major impact if they instruct reviewers to consider postdoctoral fellows not merely as a means to achieving the knowledge objectives of the proposal but also as young professionals whose development has a wider impact on national capacity.