Sentence examples for just strictly from inspiring English sources

"Some of the philosophy has changed because there are more quarterbacks available than just strictly through the draft," said Tom Donahoe, the Buffalo Bills' president and general manager.

"It's just strictly a health status factor, and it's used in combination with other factors like, 'Do you smoke, have high blood pressure, high cholesterol or diabetes?' " In some states, she said, insurers may charge higher premiums for overweight members.

Certainly, in some of his essays, A.W. Schlegel offered a harsh critique of Friedrich Schiller, who had been regarded, together with Goethe, as the founding father of Weimar Classicism; but this rivalry seemed to involve more than just strictly philosophical issues.

"We've always believed quality, not quantity, is the most important thing".. "We felt top stories should be selected by humans, not to be political at all and not to check the views of these, but to make sure you're not keeping content that just strictly has the goal of enraging people," he added.

"In Miami, it's not just strictly along their coastal edge.

This is just strictly speaking as a black person.

The Great British Bake Off, just like Strictly, is somehow too popular for refined Whitehall tastes.

Edwina Currie suggested it wasn't just her Strictly Come Dancing partner Vincent Simone she was out of step with when she appeared on 5 Live this weekend.

Reform would give us an opportunity to overhaul the rules: lawmakers should be judged by the electorate and the law, not by their colleagues; and their job should be regulated just as strictly as any other.

Of course, he could separate investment spending from the day-to-day demands of Whitehall departments, just as Strictly star and former shadow chancellor Ed Balls said he would before the 2015 election.

Fred Couples, the 1992 champion, was reluctant to criticise Guan's penalty saying the rules should be applied just as strictly to the teenager despite his tender years.