Sentence examples for not merely limited from inspiring English sources

Yet this support was not merely limited to the independence struggle.

Thus, even if this court's ruling was against circumcision in general and not merely limited to the doctor in this specific case, circumcision remains legal in Germany.

These youth have not merely limited their activism to discussing gender equality at the Forum, indeed they continue to act as powerful vehicles for effecting change on the ground today.

Not merely limited to pancreatic fibrogenesis, the majority of pro-fibrotic mediators that initiate fibrosis-related signaling cascades converge at the activation of NF-κB, which is also considered as the central signal transducer for apoptotic and inflammatory processes in various kinds of mammalian cells [ 31, 32].

It is an issue that is not merely limited to England, with Bayern Munich supporters unsuccessfully lobbying for reduced rates for students and under-21s.

An intriguing part of Rachels' analysis of privacy is that it emphasizes ways in which privacy is not merely limited to control over information.

At his peak, Tovar, who had started smuggling fireworks in the US from Tijuana aged 14, didn't merely limit his business to importation.

Cut off the breastmilk, Arzuw did not receive adequate solid food and was merely limited to the infant formula.

Another highlight of the speech was Reagan's call to end the arms race with his reference to the Soviets' SS-20 nuclear weapons, and the possibility "not merely of limiting the growth of arms, but of eliminating, for the first time, an entire class of nuclear weapons from the face of the Earth".

The income tax, she wrote, "does not attack private property, but merely limits it at a point far above what most people reach, and no Christian mind would surely stoop to the meanness of claiming that it would unduly lessen incentive.

This feature corresponds well to our impression from visual inspection of microscopic images: that there are distinct classes of cells and that the peripheral location of the centrosome, for example, is not merely a limit of a continuum of centrosome locations but a distinct class of cell structures (cf. Fig. 2).