Sentence examples for lost purely from inspiring English sources

But another sign of how evenly matched the two are is that the set was lost purely on this point and the doublefault earlier on.

In other words, through the advent of computer proofs the notion of proof has lost its purely a priori character.

It is true that the poor have the least to lose in purely financial terms.

However, AI has been losing its purely academic innocence.

First, restricting-type anorexics (R-AN) lose weight purely by dieting and exercising without binge eating or purging.

The film, which Chan wrote, directed, and co-produced, uses the popular national grievance as the basis for an action caper: a Chinese treasure hunter, played by Chan, sets out to find the lost heads for purely mercenary reasons, but finds, by the didactic climax, his allegiance to the motherland instead.

If tactile sensibility is lost by a purely sensory stroke, related skills like haptic object exploration or fine motor performance are massively affected as well (Smania et al 2003).

In 24 hours she lost eight to 10 purely Russian provinces, 25 million ethnic Russians who have ended up in this very way as "undesirable aliens".

After China's revolution in 1949 HSBC, then a purely Asian bank, lost half its business.

Mark Youngs, a deputy superintendent for the district, said the increase was intended "purely to replace lost state dollars".

Each of these situations is the result of complex interplay between social, economic and political circumstances, which get lost when the focus is purely on the numbers.