Sentence examples for use merely a from inspiring English sources

Michael Morpurgo is a genius in the respect that he can use merely a sentence and yet have so much meaning in it.

The production process used to consume the factory floor; now, it uses merely a quarter of it.

These results were expected since Model-1 used merely a linear combination of drug and RT descriptors and hence could explain only the linear part of interactions (i.e. mutations that lead to cross-resistance).

However, even when applying SILVAngs + Tax4Fun, the median of the correlation coefficients was rather high using merely a fraction of the reads to predict the functional profiles.

It is an inexpensive sensor system enabling optosensing measurements using merely an ordinary voltmeter and two extremely low-cost LEDs.

A rational being cannot rationally consent to being used merely as a means to an end, so they must always be treated as an end.

A contract appears to be a case in which an individual is used merely as a means.

Rather, most of us have Kantian instincts – we object to humans (such as our overweight man) being used merely as a means to an end.

Kant's approach to sexual ethics emerged from his view that humans should never be used merely as a means to an end, leading him to regard sexual activity as degrading and to condemn certain specific sexual practices.

Informed consent aims to ensure respect for participant autonomy by promoting choice based on individual values, to avoid participants being used merely as a means to an end.

Would you be assuaged knowing that such a string of profanity was used merely in a sarcastic exercise to publicly display the colloquial use of the offensive term by some fringe groups among themselves?