Airtricity already operates one in the Atlantic, and though it currently has a capacity of only 25 megawatts, increasing that merely means adding more turbines.
Sometimes this merely means sharing resources on a big project.
Romney merely means to decelerate rapidly expanding entitlement outlays.
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No Fault Compensation merely means, as I understand it, that you replace the need to show fault with some kind of strict liability but you still have to go to court, you have to sue, you have to prove things called causation.
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Louis Vuitton and his successors had catered for people to whom money was merely a means of getting the best.
What it all boils down to, says Genesys, is the fact that social media tends to be seen by large firms as merely a means of marketing.
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Now, however, self-regulation seems merely a means of self-preservation.
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The agency acknowledges that the mission won't be achieved merely by technical means.
Engineers are not asking for the computer code that drives the interfaces, merely for the means to talk to them.
Utopias (incidentally the coined word Utopia doesn't mean "a good place, " it means merely "a non- existent place") have been common in the literature of the past three or four hundred years, but the "favourable" ones are invariably unappetising, and usually lacking in vitality as well.
But going abroad does not mean abandoning his domestic agenda, merely pursuing it through other means.
Actually, it means very little if merely a minor percentage of that technical feasibility provides electricity when needed.
The shift involves more than merely emphasizing customer service: it means orienting everyone and everything in the firm to understanding customers and providing more value to them sooner.
This war, to paraphrase Clausewitz, is merely the continuation of negotiations by other means.
Historically, religious people and secular new-agey types understand what it means to transform instead of merely change.
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Which means farmers have more to worry about than merely when and how a cull takes place.
This means that marketing is no longer viewed as merely a tool for building market share or short-term revenues, but is instead considered a strategic investment in building critical intangible assets, such as customer relationship and brand equity, which produce important long-term profits.
In practice, that means those whose jobs disappear rather than those who merely suffer pay cuts.
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Which means most teams will have to borrow the money, merely increasing their overall debt levels.
Mr Salmond insisted Labour's objections were merely "the insertion of a square bracket explaining what fiscal devolution means".
The survey results indicated that 70 percent of chemicals companies surveyed claim the ability to proactively manage spot shortages or oversupplies in their system, but this, of course, means that nearly one-third of companies in the industry are merely reactive, responding to supply imbalances as they occur.
It means the study cannot say that autism is caused by traffic pollution, merely that there could be a link between the two.
The way the study was designed means the researchers cannot say for certain that abortions result in premature births, merely that they had spotted a link between the two.
That means that the FDA advisory panel needs to be composed of people who are not merely unbiased, but even a little critical of the drugs.
This means that when we experience of music, a lot of other things are going on beyond merely processing sound, Abrams said.
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