Sentence examples for not merely underlines from inspiring English sources

Dr Gavin Schmidt, a climatologist and the director of Nasa's Goddard Institute for Space Studies said: "The fact that such small changes to the analysis make the difference between a hiatus or not merely underlines how fragile a concept it was in the first place".

"The Taste of Ashes" ends with a half-­dozen pages about the response in Poland to a translation of her earlier book — which might be of interest to someone who has read it, but to someone who has not it merely underlines the self-involved quality of this volume.

Although perhaps pronounced or exacerbated, these conditions are not new they merely underline our continued desire to reconstitute ourselves in the world, and underline the subjective support provided by the objects and systems that constitute human cultures.

This fact underlines that PDC does not merely reflect instances of phase-synchrony but rather represents a methodologically distinct measure that quantifies the temporal dependencies between brain signals and, therefore, assesses influences received from or transmitted by each brain area.

This model also underlines the importance of not merely fostering patients' health literacy but also providing behavioural education.

This model also well underlines the importance of not merely fostering the patients' health literacy but also providing behavioural education.

This underlines the view that corruption is not merely a problem of the developing world.

The Guardian's exposé of offshore companies with sham nominee directors this week merely underlines the unsatisfactory state of affairs which can't – and won't – last.

It is not a testimony to Chinese superiority in the field, but merely underlines the fact that cyber defense may be at a disadvantage vis-à-vis offensive cyber operations.

But that merely underlines the injustice of the scheme; and it's not just unspent convictions that lead to a reduction in compensation.

That she recognises this is enormously to her credit, and merely underlines that the decision should lie in her safe hands, not the arbitrary rulings of state authority.