Sentence examples for would merely have from inspiring English sources

Twenty years ago, Togo's neighbours would merely have shrugged.

Others would merely have toed the party line and persisted.

He would merely have to show spine enough to embrace Truman's precedent.

The federal government would merely have to pass legislation to fund a continuing effort".

But with so much steel in the science building, any brickwork would merely have been a thin cladding.

Mr. Akin would merely have to file the necessary papers with the court and his name would no longer be printed on the November ballot.

"The good news for Rubio is that horcruxes lodged in living creatures can be destroyed by killing the host," she explained further, "so he'd merely have to murder his rivals instead of seeking out a basilisk or the sword of Gryffindor and destroying the horcruxes — all before Trump's lead in the delegate count becomes bulletproof".

Nebraska would not simply play opponents, it would crush them.The Huskers would not merely have a game plan, they would unleash an overpowering, relentless offense and a surly defense.

At the rate they were plugging in and cranking up air conditioners, the previous peak of demand would not merely have been topped, it would have been torched.

As a result, a family with an income-tax bill of $3,000 wouldn't merely have that bill eliminated; it would also receive a $1,000 check.

Instead, we're made privy to vital information that would not merely have been useful for the defence but would have prevented Childers from being indicted in the first place.