Sentence examples for among strictly from inspiring English sources

In such a terrible year, it was the best performer among strictly gold funds, down 30percentt.

Extreme poverty is concentrated among sections of the Muslim population, particularly in the Old City, among strictly Orthodox Jews, and among Jews from Africa and Asia.

Among strictly kosher cooks, she has an unparalleled following and unparalleled credibility: at ArtScroll/Mesorah, the religious press in Brooklyn that publishes her books, two Orthodox rabbis review her books for Jewish content and kosher law before publication.

Yet Gary did have a real point: there is no doubt that the living biota is united by descent from progressively remote common ancestors consequently the pattern of evolutionary relationships among strictly living species can in principle be resolved just on the basis of the anatomical (and now molecular) patterns of similarities and differences among the living species alone.

Among strictly subterranean mammals, light avoidance behaviour has been reported in five species of African mole-rats [present study, 12, 22], the blind mole-rat Spalax ehrenbergi [23], and two species of insectivore talpid moles – Talpa europea and T. occidentalis – [24] [27].

All extant populations of Dallia are confined to Beringia [ 44], a unique trait among strictly freshwater fishes.

While anti-Zionism may have been widespread among the strictly Orthodox in prewar Europe, it subsided after the Holocaust and the establishment of the state of Israel.

The resentment, even demonization, of Haredim is deep and growing, most profoundly among the strictly observant Jews known here as Modern Orthodox or National Religious.

Your story in this week's issue, "Matinée," evokes a number of film classics—"Belle de Jour," "Brief Encounter," "City Lights," and "Jane Eyre," among them without strictly representing those movies.

Mr. Helmreich, who teaches sociology at City College of New York and the City University Graduate Center, said in an interview that the growth is primarily because of a high birthrate among the strictly Orthodox, and greater economic prosperity that allows them to provide more financial support to these institutions.

This is the first investigation to document the high prevalence of delirium among a strictly non-ventilated adult ICU cohort, and to reveal its associated negative clinical outcomes.