Sentence examples for will not merely from inspiring English sources

But the report will not merely blame individual officers for operational failures.

Faulkner tells us: "I believe that man will not merely endure, he will prevail.

The ultimate test here, economists and fiscal monitors said, will not merely be balancing the 2003 fiscal year budget.

Because of his faith in humanity Faulkner made his famous prediction -- that "man will not merely endure: he will prevail".

He believes that liberals, once in power, will not merely transfer economic resources from business to working people but will tend to the public interest, to good government.

Regulators are showing uncharacteristic backbone, insisting that they will not merely fight the last war when it comes to new rules.

And how will the panel demonstrate that it will not be merely a cosmetic exercise in community engagement and political expediency; that it will not simply rehearse the argument that all rioters are morally deficient?

When Matthew Lutton's stage production of Joan Lindsay's cult novel Picnic at Hanging Rock appears at the Malthouse Theatre in Melbourne next week, it will not be merely a debut, but also something of a theatre victory.

Once in place, the policies need assessment regarding their effectiveness and potential adverse effects, but such assessment will not involve merely looking at monthly or quarterly reports on GDP and employment data to see if targets are being met.

His own self-vaunting hope is that he will become not merely a hero for our time, but one who will saunter on and on, wearing his sword and his plumed hat, through the ages.

Global markets are not yet convinced about the lengths to which the euro zone core countries will really go to maintain the currency, recognizing that to achieve this end will require not merely discipline in the periphery but also growth.