Sentence examples for exclusively natural from inspiring English sources
Opened in 2011, it is a slender, dimly lighted space dominated by a glass wine case and a long marble bar where the staff pours exclusively natural wine made with minimal chemical additives.
The top, decision level is left with the user, and is exclusively natural.
(Note that if kp are exclusively natural numbers, then f (x) is a conventional polynomial function of np degree).
Xiomáro, who shoots with a Nikon D200, used only natural lighting almost exclusively, he said, in part to impart a "sense of mystery, something a little ethereal" in some of his pictures, like a winter sunset blazing through a window of a second-floor bedroom called Mother's Room.
It was only natural that many cancer biologists, confronting the sheer complexity of the whole organism, trained their attention exclusively on our "pathogen": the cancer cell.
For example, in cases in which students tended to rely exclusively on natural selection in their written responses, we wanted to determine whether natural selection was merely the students' first inclination or actually represented the full extent of their knowledge.
SOME of the most popular United States energy trusts are almost exclusively in natural gas.
"It's a nice day — for September," said Greg Ralph, the marketing director at Monarch Mountain, which depends exclusively on natural snow.
She worked almost exclusively with natural light and ignored the camera's in-built light meter, preferring instead to hold a clenched fist away from her body to see how the light fell on the back of her hand.
In about three hours, most of it taken up by panel members voicing their own opinions on subjects ranging from electricity shortages and gasoline mileage to nuclear waste, Mr. Abraham made these points: *The electric generation industry's shift to building plants that run almost exclusively on natural gas is creating an unbalanced system.
In June, the architect's office obtained the final permits for a transition at the plant that would allow it to provide electricity to the Capitol complex for the first time in more than 60 years and to operate almost exclusively on natural gas.
