Sentence examples for not merely constitute from inspiring English sources
But CoCos would not merely constitute a compensation fig leaf.
Institutions, however, do not merely constitute the explainers in this case but are simultaneously part of the explanation as well.
As all other comparisons merely constitute secondary endpoints and cannot be generalised, they can also not be taken into account for the differentiated recommendations within an evaluation category.
BWS, in particular Case 3, was found to merely constitute a refinement of a DCE, allowing for more accurate but not fundamentally different measurement of utility differences.
The interplanetary space is not a passive medium, which merely constitutes a scene for the propagation of previously accelerated energetic particles, but influences the distribution of particles by changing their energies as well due to interactions with magnetic field inhomogeneities.
Hence, with respect to NF- κB activation, IBC is not a distinct entity but merely constitutes a minor part of the spectrum of ER-negative breast tumours.
Affective symptoms are common in people with BN, but their presence is not an exclusion criterion as long as they merely constituted a 'mood or anxiety disorder not otherwise specified' (DSM-IV-TR) as part of the overall clinical presentation.
So the vase and the statue are not identical to the pieces but merely constituted by (or composed of) them.
The Language Animal: The Full Shape of the Human Linguistic Capacity by Charles Taylor (Harvard) The eminent Canadian philosopher argues that language does not merely describe; it constitutes meaning and fundamentally shapes human experience.
The differences demonstrated in the game play of the July-August group show that it is not merely a data trap but constitutes a "July-August phenomenon".
From that perspective, neglect of maternal health constitutes not merely a public health issue, but also a violation of women's right to the highest attainable standard of health care (9– 11).
