Sentence examples for may be strictly from inspiring English sources

Second, they may be strictly sequential (non-overlapping): first the being has only one, then only another, then only another.

Its execution scenes may be strictly Halloween, but youngsters may not realize that.

These arrangements may be strictly legal, but they fail basic tests of economic and social justice.

Portsmouth's wind- and rainswept docks this week suggested that any attraction may be strictly seasonal.

The surveillance court may be strictly adhering to the limits of the Fourth Amendment as interpreted by the Supreme Court.

Trumpets also may be associated with the office of king or chief, as in western Africa, where their use may be strictly controlled by tribal law.

However one study has raised concerns that SIS may not be strictly acellular and may contain porcine DNA [ 47].

As a result, they argued, the current low equity share may not be strictly comparable with similarly low previous readings — and thus may not be as bullish as it otherwise would appear.

Candy Crowley of CNN, has indicated she may indeed ask such questions, prompting concern from both parties that the rules may not be strictly followed.

This may not be strictly true, scientifically speaking, but we're accustomed to so much more.

This may not be strictly old school, but to each, according to her ability.