Sentence examples for not merely offer from inspiring English sources

To those potentially millions of young, elderly, brown and black registered voters who, despite no evidence of voter fraud, they now insist must obtain government ID, why not merely offer money?

And after the housing crisis, "We said, 'Hold on a sec, let's figure out a redesign, let's expand the health club and add more amenities.' " These findings from the survey were useful in determining that the project would not merely offer a "pet spa," like some of Related's other buildings, but something called "Dog City".

H. L. A. Hart and Joseph Raz, for example, argue that law is preemptive; law does not merely offer a consideration for or against a potential course of action, to be weighed against any and all other relevant considerations.

The new policy is realized in the introduction of a new series of English textbooks called Prospect, intended to foster in Iranian junior high school students the ability to communicate in English, not to merely offer knowledge of language forms (Khadrir-Sharabyan et al. 2014).

These quasi supervisors are not merely volunteer mentors who offer advice to beginners during lunch or after school, although this is also a growing trend.

Under the Affordable Care Act, if a company with 50 employees hopes to avoid the penalty in the so-called employer mandate, it is not enough to merely offer those workers health insurance.

Yoga and meditation for dogs is offered alongside yoga for golfers, yoga for runners, anusara yoga, Sivananda yoga... it's not enough to merely offer a technique for self-improvement in this day and age, we must "rebrand" that technique in order to make it as appealing and commercially viable as possible.

Not content to merely offer competitive pricing on Black Friday, Amazon has gone ahead and somehow turned Black Friday into an entire week.

It is not enough to merely offer an evidence-based information tool in the hope that informed choice and decision making will automatically follow [ 47].

It was necessary for the practicing doctor not merely to offer the best prognosis and cure but to disparage his rivals and show by aggressive and competitive argumentation that his own approach was superior.

Like Hula House, Menage aims not merely to offer a voyeuristic experience, but to shatter myths about sex workers and raise awareness about working conditions, and the way that the attitudes of police and local councils put women sex-industry workers at risk.