Yet Johnson wasn't merely valuable to the Hawks on the offensive end.
As Google begins its life as a public company, the question is not merely how valuable it will be -- it is how powerful it will be.
Yet friendship is not merely instrumentally valuable, as is hinted at by Annis' claim that "our lives would be significantly less full given the universal demise of friendship" (1987, 351).
This suggests that the interdependency between reconciliation and renewed aggression is not merely because valuable partners, who are more likely to reconcile, are less likely to engage in renewed aggression.
As in a film, this means that there's the potential for a kind of onscreen violence that is not merely permissible but valuable.
Such intelligent appreciation of the hammer in one's direct experience of it amounts to an aesthetic valuation of it, insofar as the experience itself is savored and one's perceptive faculties are not merely identifying instrumentally valuable features of the hammer for future reference but actively engaged in appreciating the aptness of its design and materials.
What they dig up on their illicit mission is not merely a truckload of valuable peat, but the half-buried body of a child.
Still, Amazon and Google and Microsoft are not merely among the most valuable technology companies, but all companies, period.
The captain Stephen Fleming has at his disposal a variety of all-rounders who can confidently contribute valuable overs, not merely as a filler, and the batting potential goes almost to the end.
By turns incorrigible and endearing, practical and romantic, shameless and courageous, Pepys possessed an endless curiosity about himself, convinced that his own personality, as Claire Tomalin writes in her exemplary new biography, was "not merely a legitimate but a valuable and glorious subject for exploration".
