Sentence examples for decision strictly from inspiring English sources

4) Don't lose sight of your mission If I make a business decision strictly for the profit potential, it often fails.

Manuel stressed Friday that he based his decision strictly on baseball reasons — he felt Santos's short swing was better suited for the hard-throwing Marlins pitcher Matt Lindstrom.

Judge Mosman made a previous decision strictly on legal theory and determined that, if all the facts in the case were true, then the Vatican would indeed employ Father Ronan.

"The main difference is travelers view air travel as a commodity and often make their purchase decision strictly based on price, so we provide an overall price prediction for their trip," explains Hopper CEO, Frederic Lalonde.

"I think the senator from South Carolina and you and I and every member of this body is very aware of the absolute importance of this treaty and for us to make the decision strictly based on the merits or demerits of the treaty," McCain said, referring to Graham and Minority Whip Jon Kyl (R-Ariz)., who was also on the floor.

Outs to pair either of any unpaired starting cards = 6 (turn=24%, river=12%. Don't be lazy and try to get away with making every decision strictly by the math.

"We are uncomfortable making decisions strictly on cost, but I don't think this was strictly on cost," he said.

Reflecting her artistic background, Ms. White writes that too many executives attempt to make decisions strictly by the numbers.

Some of them argue that by leaving arrest decisions strictly in the hands of the police, the law renders victims even more powerless.

In other states and at private institutions, officials generally look to race and ethnicity as one factor among many, leading to the admission of significantly more black and Hispanic students than basing the decisions strictly on test scores and grades would.

A business case is indeed a glittering lure, but very few purchase decisions are strictly rational decisions.