Sentence examples for we should merely from inspiring English sources

Instead we should merely heed Figes's warning.

Perhaps, as some have suggested, we should merely nudge them with gentle incentives.

At one meeting it was suggested we should merely invite the offenders to go to Belgium.

Mr. Powell's line is that while "success is not assured" for existing measures that aim to end "too big to fail," we should merely study additional steps (such as size caps; see Pages 12-13 of his speech).

If he adopts the second, then, rather than consulting the history of science, we should merely try to explicate our prior criterion of rationality.

My premise is that we should not merely define this additional phase of adulthood, but also look at what people in this stage of life can offer to society.

We should not merely ask 'is it (un)safe', thereby putting this up as the only possible barrier for innovation, prioritising the economic game.

Whilst we could go on, we should perhaps merely say that these ligands are fun for chemists, who probably just want to make something with a new structure, but less so for physicists who may know what they want.

According to Reid's construal of it, the aim of Humean practical reason is not to determine the ends that we should have, but merely to ascertain how most effectively to satisfy our passions (EAP III.iii.i: 153; cf. also EAP II.ii: 54).

First, it has been known that the SERS profile reflects the molecular compositions that are in close proximity with the SERS substrate, indicating that what we obtained in the spectra of bacteria should merely reflect the composition of cell wall.

To resolve these problems, some critics feel that we simply need more regulations, or that researchers should merely provide more information to subjects over extended periods of time.