Sentence examples for purely caused from inspiring English sources

Gun rights advocates and gun companies say the law, which protects gun companies from liability "for the harm purely caused by criminal or unlawful use of firearm products", is common sense and shields the industry from politically motivated attacks.

The subtraction yields the independent flow which is purely caused by the target motion.

It could be inferred that this effect is purely caused by the C-Cl bond in atrazine (Figure 4).

The difference between the mixed flow and the ego-motion flow yields an independent flow which is purely caused by the target motion.

However, the band gap is totally overlapping with the frequency range of negative effective properties for the metamaterial with band gap purely caused by local resonance.

The weak anti-localization effect is observed in the temperature range of 1.4 to 10 K with this sample, and it reveals that, for the first time, the dephasing is purely caused by electron-electron inelastic scattering in aluminum.

Some may also be difficult purely cause they like it, and if so, good for them.

The relationship between oral habits and unfavourable dental and facial development is associational rather than purely cause and effect [11, 14, 15].

Dissident republicans marked the occasion by attacking a joint army-MI5 headquarters near Belfast with a car bomb which, purely fortuitously, caused no injuries.

Then there's the other more insidious form of intimidation – the attempts to make writers feel nervous about writing at all, most commonly with the assertion that anything written above the line (ABL) is "clickbait", written purely to cause outrage and generate web traffic.

This purely theoretical problem caused splits and expulsions.