Sentence examples for test merely from inspiring English sources

But critics say that test merely rewards criminals who have a poor memory for detail.

(The author is, curiously, identified on the test merely as Isaac Singer; perhaps "Bashevis," a version of "Bathsheba," was too redolent of King David's seduction).

"The first test merely showed that Shell could dangle its cap in 200ft of water without dropping it," said Kathryn Douglass, a Peer lawyer.

"The first test merely showed that Shell could dangle its cap in 200ft of water without dropping it," said Kathryn Douglass, a Peer staff lawyer.

If it means "convincingly controlling," or "incapable of being overcome" upon any balancing process, then, of course, the test merely announces an inevitable result, and the test is no test at all.

taste test merely a bid to drive customers back to an ailing British high street, on which these coffee chains are expected to have deposited over 6,000 outlets by 2015, by reinterpreting the latter as objects of aspirational desire?

The test is not a significance test but merely compares the strength of evidence between two models of character evolution.

The tests merely detected lingering amounts, the company said.

These surfactants are tested merely as model compounds; however, they show higher air entraining ability compared with the benchmark surfactants used in the industry, indicating great potential for practical applications.

"Every child in this country learns the same thing," and nationwide tests merely reinforce the intellectual homogeneity that results, in the lament of To Kim Lien, the director of the Centre for Education and Development, a Vietnamese non-profit in Hanoi.

And it may have unintended consequences: If the tests merely confirm that Mr. Rocker is no different from thousands of Americans who share his biases, they accomplish nothing; if they detect a psychological problem, the team may be required to make some "reasonable accommodation" for Mr. Rocker under the Americans With Disabilities Act.