Sentence examples for not merely possible from inspiring English sources

Not merely possible, but unstoppable.

Therefore, social change is not merely possible but also inevitable and desirable.

In the absence of codified rules of conduct, it is not merely possible that the rich and powerful will get the better of ordinary citizens.

She makes small talk not merely possible but necessary, allowing consciousness of the conspiracy to sink back down the well and making of the doorway an ordinary door into the next room.

This is, in one sense, a dismaying Big Bang of a book: a chronicle of capitalism's frailty and foulness that digs far beyond its tax haven title and indicts the system that renders such crookedness not merely possible, but entirely predictable.

Although you should not automatically accept success stories without further examination, analytics success is not merely possible, it's common.

While Professor Chris Milroy, in a letter to the BMJ, responded, "unlikely does not make it impossible", Dr Rouse replied: "Before most of us will be prepared to accept wristslashing... as a satisfactory and credible explanation for a death, we will also require evidence that such aetiologies are likely; not merely 'possible'possible

But boxing consists of little besides head strikes; a brain-rattling knockout is not merely one possible way to win but the ideal way to win.

In the weeks ahead, he will attempt to rally popular support to bend the will of lawmakers to vote for what he considers the ideal, not merely the possible.

They are right to worry, not merely about possible lawsuits against Alabama's school districts those are likely coming, whether the federal government joins them or not but about the prospect of the federal government collecting information on which students are absent from which schools and for how many days.

In the new realm of chronic disease, declares Ewald, you should start off assuming that a microbe is not merely a possible villain, but the likeliest one.