Sentence examples for the mere publication from inspiring English sources

The 7/7 attacks dwarfed the mere publication of a book.

"Sir Sean has said that the mere publication of these supposed criminal proceedings doesn't only affect his reputation but may hurt him financially.

When the report came out, two Republican senators, Marco Rubio from Florida and Jim Risch from Idaho, put out a statement arguing that the mere publication of the report "could endanger the lives of Americans overseas, jeopardise US relations with foreign partners, potentially incite violence, create political problems for our allies, and be used as a recruitment tool for our enemies".

But the mere publication of this wrong-headed theory has helped to fan the flames of the anti-vaccination community intensely.

The exponential growth of biological metadata resources within the last decade advances the analysis of datasets produced by massive parallel methodologies from the mere publication of expansive gene lists to a more meaningful biological systems based approach.

Such a procedure has raised moral concerns, not only because it requires the destruction of the embryo to gather the cells, but because its mere publication may provide technical guidance to several well-known "cloning entrepreneurs" who have vowed to try human cloning, despite widespread safety and moral concerns.

However, their mere publication has not reduced the variability of practice in terms of the way acute bronchiolitis is managed.

All that remains is the journalistic quality through which journalism distinguishes itself from mere publication.

Dissemination is usually seen as being somewhat more active than the mere production of academic publications containing the knowledge.

"Even the mere thought of a new publication in Germany is beyond the pale, and is contrary to my beliefs as to how we should fight neo-facism and rightwing extremism," he said.

Second, the Court has extended the protection of Article 8 to the mere taking of photographs – without their publication (Reklos v Greece Judgment of 15 January 2009).