Sentence examples for station merely from inspiring English sources

The NPR affiliates carried local news, but the American Family Radio station merely broadcasts programming originating in Tupelo.

My first "weather station" merely measured the outdoor temperature and told me daily high and low records.

Ed Pachetti, a spokesman for NY1 News, said the station was merely doing its job.

American decision-makers may wonder why on earth they should provide money to a radio or television station that merely tells the truth.

"We have to work very hard to make sure NPR sees our relationship as a joint partnership and an opportunity to work together as opposed to them being highly resourced and the stations being merely a vehicle to transmit their programs," said Laura Walker, president and chief executive of WNYC in New York.

The station is not merely old — it opened in 1905 — but antiquated even by mid-20th century standards.

The large Marine contingent on Okinawa, a vestige of the American occupation of postwar Japan, has long been resented by the island's residents, and many Okinawans want the Futenma air station closed, not merely relocated.

On Martin Luther King's Birthday, Mr. Bloomberg went on a show on a black radio station and said merely, "I don't think the Board of Ed does a good job at providing an education".

Yet, with over $20 billion spent already, and with every likelihood that Russia's troubles will delay the construction schedule again, America's space agency, NASA, is desperate to put bits of the space station into orbit merely to make the project seem unstoppable.

We've evolved beyond the "train pulling into the station" phase of merely testing the potential of VR hardware.

Although parties routinely provide people with "how to vote" cards on their way into polling stations, these are merely recommendations.