Sentence examples for not only strict from inspiring English sources

(Many Jains are not only strict vegetarians but refuse to eat potatoes, garlic or onions).

A condition is not only strict LMI condition without quality constraint but also avoid a singularity trouble caused by the superfluous solved variable.

It seems plausible enough that the patterns to be discerned may include not only strict associations (whenever X, Y), but also stable statistical associations.

An alignment of GNB1 protein sequences illustrated not only strict amino acid residue conservation, but also strict intron insertion site preservation among human, mouse, rat, fish, Ciona, and Caenorhabditis GNB1 proteins (Fig. 16 and 17).

We not only have strict standards, rigorous audits and industry-leading preventative measures, but we also actively look for any violations.

I thought, I'm not only the strict German, I have some joyful capacity in me that wasn't unearthed until now".

A committee of residents, including Mr. Lamb, a trial lawyer who moved here six years ago from Washington, won from the developer not only a strict land use plan but also impact fees that pay the salaries of a town manager and planners.

What makes Amplitude different is not only its strict focus on mobile, but also on delivering real-time analytics for things developers need to track like funnels, segmentation, monetization, and more.

Not only such "strict convexity" conditions generalize the corresponding requirements on the Hamiltonians in Barles and Souganidis (SIAM J Math Anal 31(4):9200039, 2000), but also one of the most refined our conditions covers the situation studied in Namah and Roquejoffre (Commun Partial Differ Equ 24(5–6):883–893, 1999).

However, it is important to appreciate that a large part of the success of this program was dependent not only on strict adherence to inclusion and exclusion guidelines, but also prompt harvesting and transplantation times.

The principles are not only for strict customer service jobs; they're quite useful in any situation (such as the workplace) where it is often imprudent to speak your mind, even politely.