Sentence examples for not strictly justified from inspiring English sources
Even if not strictly justified, the TOL construed in this way has the capacity to depict and organize distinctions between cell types, genome structure, fine-grained genetic architecture, physiology, habitat and many other features that are central to the evolution of life on earth.
That does not strictly justify Clegg in refusing to agree to boundary revisions that are plainly overdue, and were linked to the alternative vote changes.
In particular, the authorities ought generally to have non-lethal riot-prevention equipment at their disposal, otherwise it will be extremely difficult, if not impossible, to contend that lethal force was strictly justified in the circumstances.
In other words, the valuation I set forth is more optimistic than is strictly justified.
When the Tories sued, the legislature exonerated Lynch, ruling that his actions, though not "strictly warranted by the law," were justified by imminent danger.
During the 1998 financial crisis it denied hedge-fund losses, and later justified this apparent economy with the truth on the grounds that the speculative vehicle with which it indeed lost lots was not, strictly speaking, a hedge fund.
Perhaps not strictly relevant.
Which is not strictly true.
It's not strictly rational.
Sicily is not strictly Italy.
