Sentence examples for not merely needs from inspiring English sources

The paper, published in the online journal Open Heart, added: "Dietary advice not merely needs review; it should not have been introduced".

Mr. Cuomo argues that the cause is not merely need — crumbling schools that need replacing or growing student populations — but perverse incentives.

Yet, through it all, Mr. Kejriwal has steadily pushed his simple, if radical, message: India's democracy, the largest in the world, does not merely need reform.

Ian O'Connor, ESPN New York, said it was over for Rex Ryan: Woody Johnson, clueless rich guy, does not merely need a new executive to pick his football players; he needs a new man to coach them.

It is true that Kant does remark in the General Note on the System of Principles in the B edition of the first Critique that "in order to understand the possibility of things in accordance with the categories, and thus to establish the objective reality of the latter, we do not merely need intuitions, but always outer intuitions" (B291).

We do not merely need a conversation about racial unevenness.

Your fireplace doesn't merely need to be a hearth.

Try learning one mode in all the keys, as you won't merely need it in C major for your whole life!

The problem is not merely "the need to be identifiable", but that it is far more difficult to provide security in crowds when faces cannot be observed.

Had he done so, in the 1950s, he would never have got his teaching job at Berkeley.Not merely the need for a job restrained him, but the forms and traditions of poetry itself.

The movie's emotional seriousness consists in Lucy's unhappy backstory: it is not merely a need for cash that has led her to this, but a kind of trauma and self-hate.