Sentence examples for Strictly whether from inspiring English sources
She added that those who had cried censorship were missing the point and that the issue was strictly whether the painting violated copyright law.
Once he's drafted in the NFL, the Missouri defensive end will be judged strictly on whether he can play and whether he can help his team win.
The first "cause of action" dealt strictly with whether a tenant would be evicted.
He can still do most things (except type or remember your name) but will have to decide earlier than strictly necessary whether or not to go to Zurich while still able to make his decision.
It is also strictly irrelevant whether the members of such groups are conspecifics, and this is one reason why Wilson has used the notion of a trait group to discuss the evolutionary dynamics of multispecies communities (e.g., D.S. Wilson 1980: ch. 5 6).
This is strictly about whether or not a minority of senators is going to prevent the president from being able to name and get confirmed judges that he chooses after he's been elected by the American people.
The case wound its way to the Supreme Court, which in 2013 sent it back to the 5th Circuit with instructions to strictly scrutinize whether race preferences in admissions were really "necessary".
To recap: The column argued that people shouldn't buy fruits and vegetables based strictly on whether they were grown by a certified organic farmer (the only ones who are legally allowed to call their produce organic).
3 Therefore, it may be difficult to strictly determine whether the DRB1*1302 allele protects against progression from CIN1 to CIN2, or from CIN2 to CIN3.
Overall, existing data suggest spindle orientation influences asymmetric cell fate though it does not strictly determine whether or not a division will be asymmetric or symmetric.
Because our study was not designed to compare the cohorts with 1 mg and 2 mg doses of trichlormethiazide, we cannot strictly conclude whether the adverse effects on serum potassium and uric acid are dose-dependent or not.
