Sentence examples for not merely raised from inspiring English sources

So-called "nursery propagated" plants are born not merely raised, in a nursery, so you can be sure that no wild stores were depleted to obtain them.

He has suggested that multinational companies with manufacturing bases in China and elsewhere not merely raise the pathetically low wages of their factory employees but also pay them restitution for years past.

He added: "We believe this exhibition will not merely raise questions but will celebrate his last years and show that everything he produced was keenly attuned to the world around him".

The approach adopted by the midwife highlighted in this story did not merely raise community awareness or persuade community members to participate in activities that the midwife and the local health delivery system had already designed or decided on.

Even so, there is a sense that the threat of closure was the best thing that happened to 6 Music, and not merely because it raised awareness of its existence among a public who seem to have liked what they heard and stuck around.

For raising these and a few other politically incorrect questions and, it must be stressed, Summers was merely raising questions, not supplying dogmatic answers Summers was driven from Harvard's presidency appropriately so, according to Fish's way of thinking.

But, as he himself points out, his opinion doesn't really matter; he's merely raising the question of "what a song is supposed to do and how its purpose has altered".

As for France's current president, Jacques Chirac, Mr Brok does not trust himself to say anything: he merely raises his eyebrows and shrugs.

Traynham defended his former boss, saying that he was merely raising a Constitutional question, not a personal one.

Merely raising taxes will kick the can, not solve the problem.

Merely raising a question can lead to a Kafkaesque nightmare.