Sentence examples for responsible merely from inspiring English sources

Mubarak and Adly had not ordered any killings, declared the judge, but were responsible merely for failing to stop the bloodshed once it began.

According to Adams, a person might, for example, be responsible merely for entertaining racist thoughts, or possessing an objectionable character trait.

As the dislocation substructure evolution upon strain reversal is different for these cases, it is concluded that structural features like cell disintegrations are not responsible but merely correlated to the measured transient stagnation of the hardening rate.

And the Karma was also exceptionally stylish — its distinctive, eye-catching design promised to make hybrids not merely sensible and responsible but cool.

And the Karma was also exceptionally stylish its distinctive, eye-catching design promised to make hybrids not merely sensible and responsible but cool.

Another is whether reporters paying up for a story are responsible or merely following higher editorial – and thus company – demands.

He argues that the recipient should be the player most responsible not merely for his team's winning more games than it would have won without him, but for his team's finishing higher in the standing than it would have without him.

In part one, we saw how as early as 1966 the FCC and FTC were drawing a hazy line between two types of services: telecommunications services, which are responsible for merely moving information to and from locations chosen by users, and information services, which involve creating, storing and performing other non-transportation tasks on that information.

As the first trial progressed it became obvious that more people were responsible than merely the 24 under scrutiny, so a total of 12 more trials were held [ 5].

Ostensibly Kant was responsible for not merely himself, but for his siblings as well.

It is believed that ELT teachers are not merely responsible to teach English; however, they are responsible to do research to find and solve the existing problems in their classrooms (Davies 1999).