The lucky ones may merely be "kicked upstairs".
A comprehensive theory of wartime justice must include consideration of them, and not merely focus on what one may do to the enemy.
Although one may suspect that this finding may merely reflect a phonological advantage of saying positive compared to negative, this seems not very likely.
One may argue that MD is merely one feature in the complex pathogenesis of SAE.
The home-run derby of 1961 thrilled me, but 1998′s, by Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa, merely bored me; perhaps this is because McGwire is a one-dimensional ballplayer and Sosa may merely have enjoyed a freakish power surge, but for whatever reason, I tuned out.
None of the guests would discuss what was said, and the dinner may merely have been one stop in Mr. Bloomberg's routine travels through influential political circles.
Your policy may call on your insurance company to pay for materials equivalent to what you need to replace, or it may merely require similar ones.
High equity returns may merely reflect the one-off transition from high to low inflation.Steven Sharpe, an economist at the Fed, has studied the relationship between share prices, inflation and the profits forecasts of Wall Street analysts.
One episode or one series of fact sheets for a new concept may merely raise awareness without inducing change [ 49].
A dancer may merely shift from facing one diagonal to facing the other, but the effect is to make all the air behind the proscenium shift and realign.
