It has no clear unifying vision, preferring merely to rile the Saenuri party.
Louise Glck, protesting that she could not "prefer merely 15" poems, offered a statement in lieu of a list.
Already, he has abandoned one bold idea, of abolishing the anachronistic wealth tax, preferring merely to raise the minimum asset base at which the yearly tax kicks in, from €790,000 to €1.3m.
All the more reason, then, to wish for sharper, richer writing throughout, not least in a second act that pretty much gives up on drama altogether, preferring merely to narrate events.
More tellingly, Leiter avoids coming to grips with any of the evidence I provide concerning The Times's coverage, preferring merely to repeat the conventional wisdom that "the extent of the killing" of European Jews "could not have been fathomed" by "Sulzberger or any other newspaper executive".
In addition, we excluded the 2002 wave from our sample, since the answer categories for the frequency of telehomework, on which our telehomework variable ultimately relies, differ in this wave, and to rule out that the differences in effects with respect to actual, contracted, and preferred is merely caused by differences in data availability.
Many may prefer simply to cough up the $2,000.But most will not do so merely to run Windows 95.
This was exemplified by the recent campaigns against a perceived leftwing bias in the Hugo awards, in which disgruntled rightwing science fiction and fantasy writers argued the awards were being diminished by what they saw as the tendency of voters to prefer works "merely about racial prejudice and exploitation" and the like over traditional swashbuckling adventures.
A religious icon is given not only as holy, but also as that which is to be preferred to the merely useful or vital.
Should one equilibrium be preferred to another merely because it was the output of an evolutionary procedure?
