Sentence examples for valued merely from inspiring English sources

Many Liverpool fans had taken understandable offence at the implication that, as customers, they are  valued merely for their spending power, rather than their residual  allegiance to a transitional team.

The challenge of the modern day is to consider how work, and human activity generally, can be reformed so that it has aesthetic value and is thus no longer valued merely instrumentally (EN 277 8, 307 8).

Thus, artworks are not (properly) valued merely instrumentally, as means to some end, but 'for' or 'in' themselves (Budd 1995, 1 16; S. Davies 1987, 198 200; Scruton 1997, 374 6; Levinson 1992, 15 17).

In the second set (f, g and h), D values merely increase and plateau upon addition of gal-1.

Looking at profit margins, just like looking at sales, reflected Fisher's belief that stocks should be valued not merely on results (i.e., earnings), but on the causes of those results.

Apologies are frequently valued, not merely as acknowledgements of past wrongdoing and gestures of respect to victims, but also as providing evidence of a positive change in the wrongdoer or in the wrongdoers' group.

If he believes (as other scholars hold) that virtue is at least partly constitutive of happiness, then the analogy seems misleading, since bodies of expert knowledge are generally valued as merely instrumental for their goals.

Clothing, unlike real estate, does not accrue value merely by virtue of being in New York City and technically habitable.

By Rebecca Davis O'Brien November 6, 2013 Clothing, unlike real estate, does not accrue value merely by virtue of being in New York City and technically habitable.

Notwithstanding that most of these ideas don't have a prayer of being enacted, there's value merely in stirring public debate.

Moreover Russia's continued intransigence on Syria, says Robert Malley of the International Crisis Group, has value merely by giving the Kremlin a central part in resolving the crisis.