Sentence examples for exclusively often from inspiring English sources

Unlike Michigan's admissions policy, which considers race as one of many factors in reviewing applicants, many scholarships and enrichment programs serve minorities exclusively, often helping only a handful of students.

Traditionally, mothers in Burkina Faso don't breastfeed exclusively, often substituting gravy or even water for breast milk.

A factor that may help explain the lack of response to non-moving snakes is that bears evolved from canid ancestors that relied on hunting almost exclusively, often in low light conditions, and were dichromats rather than trichromats such as primates that generally have excellent color (wavelength) discrimination (Neitz et al. 1989).

Boston's Doug Mirabelli, who catches Wakefield exclusively (knucklers often get their own personal backstops), has observed that the SkyDome in Toronto causes an extra hiccup per pitch.

This is becoming a constitutional issue in the run-up to the independence referendum in September because the Scottish and UK newspapers are almost exclusively unionists – often militantly so.

Today, the contempt for brown skin is embraced by both the ruling class and lower castes, and reinforced daily by beauty magazine covers that feature almost exclusively Caucasian, often foreign, models.

This porn-star concept of intimacy (which has something to do with love and trust, but not exclusively) is often the deciding factor, not orgasms, because those happen even when you have a boom hovering over you.

I think that that sense that recovery was going to be boring personally comes from the canon of addiction memoirs in which, not exclusively, but often, the recovery part of the story is this perfunctory afterthought, after the real meat of what people bought the book for, which is the train-wreck.

Paediatricians have encountered infants and children admitted to hospital with protein calorie malnutrition who had been fed this product exclusively and often reported similar stories (see box).

Most of our wars these days seem to be waged pretty much exclusively against insurgencies, often made up of ordinary people who pose little military threat to Western or NATO-led forces.   .

Television contracts for tour events are often exclusively for singles, and networks rarely choose to show doubles matches while singles is being played at Grand Slam events.