Sentence examples for would merely end from inspiring English sources
He is aware that, if successful in the qualifiers, he would merely end up handing over the reins to the FA's "first-choice" candidate given he is clearly not considered a contender for the permanent position at present.
For we now know that, after the widespread unrest in 1985 across Britain's inner cities – from Tottenham to Handsworth to Brixton to Toxteth – the Tory cabinet minister Oliver Letwin, then a member of Margaret Thatcher's Downing Street policy unit, believed that any cash support for black businesses would merely end up funding drugs and dodgy sound systems.
Bowden does not spend a lot of time discussing the moral of the story, but he does relay the nagging worry of Joe Toft, the D.E.A. chief in Colombia at the time, that destroying the Medellín cartel would merely end up strengthening the Cali cartel and its government ties.
It would not merely end progressivity, it would make the tax code regressive: richer taxpayers, on balance, would pay a smaller fraction of their incomes.
We're not talking the end of civilisation: merely ends, ways and means.
If Obama were to show up at the end it would merely be symbolic anyway.
In the end, negotiators would merely agree to "take note" of what came to be known as the Copenhagen Accord.
Critics of the deal, which include Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and United States Republicans, were vocal that a bad deal would merely appease Iran while doing nothing to stop it from an end goal of nuclear armament.
And a good result of all this would be merely to end up no worse off.
In this part, we look at the relatively smaller literature on these aspects to see if these financial products would foster entrepreneurship and, through this, an end to poverty or whether it would merely impact consumption.
