Sentence examples for would merely start from inspiring English sources

I would merely start using "pilot" as a search term to help narrow the field, just as my previous date seemingly had used "magazine editor".

He also rejected the plea of California officials for a federally imposed cap on wholesale electricity prices, arguing that this would merely "start spreading the shortage around".

Mr Romney a private man rendered more remote by his Mormon faith and personal wealth needs only to be "reasonably likeable" to win, a veteran strategist insists.Partly, Republican wariness reflects a nagging sense that victory in November even a triple triumph in which the White House and both houses of Congress passed into the party's hands would merely start a new round of gruelling fights.

To compare your APY in the above example to a case of "simple" interest (using the same starting balance and interest rate as above), you would merely multiply your starting balance by the simple-interest rate.

Even if Iran merely started to be less mischievous in Iraq (or for that matter in Bahrain, Palestine and Yemen), the Middle East would become a more stable place.

But these sources are often merely starting points.

Merely starting the SDES was a fraught process.

These were all merely starting points, though.

Choose things that could stand finishing: not merely starting.

One alternative fate of the E4 2D) formed by D2 replacement of N2 would be to rebind an N2, but this would merely release the D2 that had started the reverse process, creating a cycle invisible to detection.

Among all that there were only a couple of instances where fists actually started flying, but each time the police would merely separate the groups, warn them to calm down and let them get on with it.