Sentence examples for to fall merely from inspiring English sources
(Less happily, the number of countries in Latin America and the Caribbean on track to achieve the goal by 2015 has slipped from 11 in 2001 to six).These findings do not prove that setting the MDGs caused child deaths to fall, merely that something improved in the years that followed.
But the efforts of the 17-year-old, who made 59 before he became the ninth wicket to fall, merely delayed the inevitable and Tahir bowled Kieran Bull five balls later to complete a convincing victory.
The safety cables Mr. Puckett slipped through are not intended to prevent falls, merely to let workers know where the edge is, said a second worker, Michael Giovanelli, 43.
Under this practice, companies whose local currency debts fall merely because of inflation can run the gain straight through their income statement.
Blackley gave the example that a lawn chair, if placed within the game's real-time CFDs model, would fall merely because of its shape.
Indeed, just as blame for tacit approval of a genocide and subsequent escape for the perpetrators can't fall merely on "a few individuals," it's more than a few individuals who deserve credit for the opposite.
Wings, and all other materially embodied biological organs, seem clearly to fall under the kind of merely epistemological emergence discussed above.
The bulk of these are traditional particles, notably carbon black, silver halide emulsion crystals, and pigments, which are in no sense engineered with atomic precision; some of them merely happen to fall within the accepted range of nano-objects.
Barely enough of the drug was found for even a therapeutic dose, which merely causes patients to fall into light sedation.
These complexities make it tempting to fall back on common sense by viewing anxiety and depression as merely "somehow similar".
Donar, a Germanic god, reputedly whispered in a holy oak, and Boniface merely had to fell the Donar oak in order to demonstrate the superiority of Christ over the pagan god.
