Sentence examples for concern purely from inspiring English sources

It is no answer to the demonstration which results from these illustrations to say that the cases concern purely governmental functions of the United States, and, therefore, the states cannot tax the exercise of such functions.

Other propositions concern purely theoretical matters: what the square root of 16 is, or what will happen if the minimum wage is lowered.

Expression concerning purely commercial transactions has come within the ambit of the Amendment's protection [p589] only recently.

In 1926, Miss Moore became editor-in-chief of the Dial, a magazine concerned purely with the arts of writing, painting and music.

The model is then validated against available experimental data of oedometer tests concerning purely mechanical and mixed chemo-mechanical loadings under controlled matric suction on reconstituted Boom Clay mixed with NaNO3 solution.

In proceeding this way, however, we would have to face serious problems concerning purely logical propositions, i.e., propositions all of whose parts are purely logical ideas.

Restorative justice options have proven to be more effective that "retributive" approaches, which are concerned purely with punishing the offender and concentrate more on the crime itself than on the people involved.

The Buddha's concern was purely practical: to relieve suffering, both material and existential.

Instead, says Maggie Dunn, one of the CNHC's two co-chairs, it will concern itself purely with public safety.

The concern was purely practical: if he didn't know what to press, I could show him quickly.

When it comes to family planning, their concern is purely that they "would like to have another child, but" — because of the Obama economy — "wonder how will they afford it".