Sentence examples for exclusively a matter of from inspiring English sources
There is a consensus that the split is mostly, though hardly exclusively, a matter of blacks' pulling away.
We also need to appreciate that marginalisation is not exclusively a matter of minority status on the basis of gender, ethnicity and race or sexuality but that it also involves social class, geographical location and family status as well.
While Leibniz had already paved the way for the conception of space and time as exclusively a matter of relations between events, Mach went still further in attacking the arguments of Newton in favour of a dynamic and absolute space and time.
Integrity does not seem to be exclusively a matter of how people approach plainly moral concerns.
In Anselm's hands, theology begins to develop into an argumentative discipline, less exclusively a matter of "scripture studies" and spirituality and increasingly a matter of systematic exploration and presentation of doctrine.
Like the multiplicity in a column with infinite mass-transfer rates, that in an infinitely long column with finite mass-transfer rate is exclusively a matter of phase-equilibrium and flow-rate and hold-up ratios and is independent of mass-transfer effects.
Examples from non-multinational companies indicate that media type and extensiveness of use might not exclusively be a matter of financial investment, and that communication can also be approached in alternative ways.
Join a gay adventure group, worldwide With the gay travel market carving a growing niche, it was only a matter of time before the launch of adventure tours exclusively aimed at gay and lesbian travellers.
Through her work with UNICEF and BBB, Daphne shows mothers in the country how finding time to breast-feed exclusively is simply a matter of proper time-management and freely asking others for help whenever one needs it.
Lawyers would treat the agreement as mixed if, for instance, it covered not just trade – a matter of exclusively EU responsibility – but also common foreign and security policy, for which member states are also liable.
