Sentence examples for one which merely from inspiring English sources

Walk advises that strategy will build a stronger company over time than one which merely focuses on skills.

Thus, I cannot regard the Court's holding as one which merely bars Communists from holding union office, and nothing more.

This is a plausible argument but one which merely postpones the litigation since the FFRF plaintiffs could easily comply with these requirements by demanding a refund and then restart their litigation again.

For months the working assumption among politicos has been that a last-minute deal, even an anticlimactic one which merely delayed the reckoning, would be done.

There are clunky moments, for sure, not least during Stop Me if You've Heard This One Before, which merely confirms that his old songwriting partner Johnny Marr's stunning late flowering as a solo artist has relegated Morrissey to the status of second-best Smiths cover band on the circuit; Marr plays the Enmore in the same city in July and if he chooses can sweep all before him with his version.

The principle of "one person, one vote" rings out upon the U.S.-American landscape as an essential and central unifying element of our great democracy, but one which, unfortunately, merely resounds as an ideal rather than as the reality.

Accordingly, they constitute the world's "fixed form" (2.022 3): the character of any possible world is constrained by the objects because all possible atomic states of affairs are configurations of them (On Wittgenstein's conception of possibility, the notion of an "alien" Tractarian object — one which is merely possible — is not even intelligible).

Shouldn't we be debating whether we should just go to a single payer system instead of the current one which is merely a bureaucracy made worse by insurance company profit-mongering?

It seems to me that to live in the present (and, of course, that's a term of art, which merely stresses one's effort to live vitally at all) … but to live vitally one has to escape the vitiating grasp of the past.

In contrast to many previous techniques which merely afford one specific eigenvalue of a matrix, the method has the potential to provide all real eigenvalues.

Since the debt was retired at or near its face value, this amounted to a disguised bailout not for Greece, which merely substituted one form of debt for another, but for the foreign banks that had bought Greek bonds.