Sentence examples for problems not merely from inspiring English sources
Many banks are suffering huge liquidity problems, not merely accounting conundrums.
"This shows how psychological issues are part of the routes to the development of problems, not merely that people become ill and then show changes in their psychology".
To attack 10 women with the ancient stereotypes of "shrieking", "hysterical" woman-hating betrays to me an obviously gendered problem – not merely of the blogger, or his audience.
Toward that end, Lynch's company has looked at dozens of Alzheimer's patients' brains to confirm that the proteins are causing the problem, not merely correlated with it.
The white Republican males speculating in these ways about women's bodies appear to have a problem — and the problem is not merely political.
Editors who listen to their readers' problems do not merely report them; they do their best to help.
He says it is "unarguable" that there needs to be more scope for the media regulator Ofcom to look regularly at plurality problems, and not merely when a merger or a takeover is occurring, but adds " the precise mechanism for doing so is essentially a technical issue on which the inquiry is not best placed to reach a definitive conclusion".
But the trends I have been discussing show that formalization of even moderate-sized realistic common sense reasoning problems is not merely an art.
The cases and problems are not merely supplemental illustrations or peripheral sidebars, but function centrally as the very occasion for learning.
The problem is not merely deception; the problem also includes the catastrophic impact that these preferencing activities have on legitimate competitors, who cannot respond without becoming dominant search engine operators themselves.
Precisely because these four activities have four different demands, it must be made clear that the problem is not merely on terminological preference; that is, the problem cannot be solved by simply "agreeing" to use one term over another.
