Sentence examples similar to a purely problem from inspiring English sources
Likewise, new clinical diagnoses must be made in the context of the patient's overall medical history as opposed to a purely problem-focused evaluation; otherwise, the problem may be misidentified.
Lisboa viewed drought as a multifaceted problem, and not as a purely engineering problem.
His embezzlement had begun as a purely intellectual problem.
This has always been a purely abstract problem to me, how to get money.
It is becoming harder for Ecuador's politicians to claim that drugs are a purely Colombian problem.
President Obama cannot do anything to stop the leak — it is a purely technical problem of huge complexity which needs experts to resolve.
The discoveries were made some 20 years ago in pursuit of a purely scientific problem that seemingly had no practical relevance.
Instead, they've tended toward the euphemistic, the celebratory, or the modest — ultimately putting forth an equation in which a purely physiological problem is neatly solved by taking a pill.
As for the supposed blacklist, the lawyers added, as if addressing a purely philosophical problem, "If such a list exists, and if Robins is on it, Zwirner did not put him there and cannot take him off".
Bitch has fallen out of fashion because of a purely semantic problem; when "dog" came to mean "ugly woman", the rival meaning of "female dog" for "aggressive" or "mean woman" was too much of a head-scratcher.
Thus it is understandable that analyses of ongoing global temperature change are now subject to increasing scrutiny and criticisms that are different than would occur for a purely scientific problem.
