Sentence examples for could be exclusively from inspiring English sources

I didn't believe that women, unlike men, could be exclusively homosexual.

According to a report in Le Figaro, GE's interest could be exclusively in Alstom's power supply divisions, not the transport arm whose trains are a subject of national pride.

Block copolymers could be exclusively obtained if hydroxymethylthiirane constituted the first sequence; however, if the first sequence consisted of methylthiirane, the synthesis of block copolymers failed because of a termination reaction.

The superior behavior of GNF PEDOT supported Pt catalyst could be exclusively credited to the high graphitic nature of GNF and their mild functionalization with PEDOT increasing uniform dispersion of Pt.

The unique properties associated with hybrid membranes could be exclusively attributed to the presence of pendant sulfonic-acid groups in the filler materials, which provide proton-conducting pathways between the filler and matrix in the hybrid membranes, and facilitate proton transport with adequate balance between proton conductivity and methanol permeability.

She could be exclusively pumping because she was sexually assaulted as a teenager and breastfeeding gave her post-traumatic stress disorder.

In conclusion, we could identify and culture the dominant microorganism in the culture, a yeast, but the major bacteria could not be exclusively identified by DGGE or microbial plating.

Mr. Guéhenno said that the force was "predominately African," as the Security Council resolution authorizing it had specified, but that it could not be "exclusively African," as Sudan seemed to be insisting, and still be able to fulfill its mission.

Many topics that arise from the data could not be exclusively associated with only one function.

Within the dizziness triggers, two of the three classes appeared to follow an identifiable pattern but these patterns could not be exclusively named according to the anatomical etiology.

Specialization in cattle meat production, or combined dairy and meat production, could not be exclusively identified in the data, and size classification based on the reported yearly meat production (kilograms) was therefore unlikely to capture the true size effect in meat production that we were interested in.