Sentence examples similar to not exclusively applicable from inspiring English sources
The principle illustrated by the example so frequently quoted (which concisely states the case in hand) "that a promise made to one for the benefit of another, he for whose benefit it is made may bring an action for its breach," has been applied to trust cases, not because it was exclusively applicable to those cases, but because it was a principle of law, and as such applicable to those cases.
Consequently ECERS and ECERS-R are established measures of quality — mostly, but not exclusively in English-speaking countries — applicable in a wide range of ECEC contexts (e.g., centre-based childcare, pre-schools & playgroup) for classrooms with children who are from two and half years to five years old.
Not exclusively, of course.
Or not exclusively, anyway.
Prominently, but not exclusively.
This is not exclusively a Southern problem.
"But she is not exclusively for Latinos.
They began dating, but not exclusively.
THE CROWD Mostly but not exclusively adult.
It occurs primarily — not exclusively — in blacks.
