Sentence examples for will merely give from inspiring English sources

Ethnic tensions will spawn armed protest, but this will merely give  the government a pretext to suppress dissident voices.

He finally departed in September last year after a sustained campaign to oust him by disappointed shareholders.Some critics of openness fear that more open disclosure will merely give bosses (good and bad) an excuse to seek more cash as they attempt to ratchet up pay towards that of a supposed peer.

But Mr Obama fears that any delay will merely give his opponents more time to muster the votes needed to gut or repeal the law.Mr Obama has stated that if Republicans are serious about improving Obamacare, as many say they are, he's willing to work with them.

As most of these cases have already appeared in the literature I will merely give references and discuss a few points in each.

It will merely make us feel gloomier.

The bankruptcy will merely make it happen faster.

This will only give the Republicans another chance to point out that Democrats merely blow with the prevailing political winds.

Will its unending problems merely give rich nations yet another excuse to write off Africa, already largely forgotten without the cold war to keep the continent strategically relevant?

It is enough to make one ask if new technologies — the personal computer, the World Wide Web, the all-powerful smartphone — will help set us free or merely give us that illusion.

Teachers will take action despite being worried that in striking we merely give Gove more rope with which to hang us.

One view seems to be that the diseases in question merely give you a rash and are a nuisance, whereas the vaccines will make your child autistic.