Sentence examples for like a purely from inspiring English sources

While numerical changes in population size may seem like a purely ecological issue, in fact these ecological changes will likely be followed by evolutionary changes, because the selective pressures on many traits will change with changing community contexts.

But this looks like a purely tactical move.

It looked like a purely mechanical device, shaped like a person.

It all sounds like a purely semantic argument, and maybe it is.

This may sound like a purely conceptual idea, but it happens every day.

At the same time, the natalism in Togo didn't feel like a purely economic or epidemiological phenomenon.

Obsession with first ladies and their like is not a purely American phenomenon.

Like from a purely innovation point of view, lots of investment, lots of interest, lots of people participating in the Blockchain ecosystem, my sense is going to be around what I would call efficiency-enhancing applications lowering their transactions cause for parties to work together.

Sometimes unexpected projects appear in our inbox, like the Yaybahar, a purely acoustic stringed instument that sounds like a synthesizer.

Its SNP pattern was more Asian- than European-like genome-wide, indicating a purely Amerind ancestry.

This intricate network-like pattern, rather than a purely bifurcating one, suggests extensive recombination during the diversification of BYDV-PAV species.