He was unsure whether it was storm related or purely one of those crimes of opportunity.
Although it is commonly believed that our fiscal problem is purely one of spending, the financial report shows that this is not necessarily the case.
Armati also insists that Berlusconi gave his ex-wife considerable sums in cash — something that Berlusconi's lawyers deny, insisting that their relationship was purely one of friendship.
"Our narrative is no longer primarily or purely one of oppression and victimization, but rather a narrative in which women, in some arenas, are, to their surprise, beginning to over-achieve men," she says.
American carmakers, by comparison, have huge problems with their suppliers, he believes.Jürgen Pieper, a car-industry analyst at Metzler, an investment bank, sees the problem as purely one of technology, which will be solved.
Semantic and foundational concerns are often interdependent, and it is difficult to find theories of word meaning which are either purely semantic or purely foundational.
The difference between subject and predicate is purely one of function: the function of the subject term is to locate, that of the predicate to describe.
"It was pretty scary stuff," said Hull coach Richard Agar. "It was nothing to do with the heat and it's purely one of those things that he suffers from.
Galli's decision to abandon to B2C sector, as his Amazon options sit under water and Wall Street questions the companys debt position, was purely one of geography he says.
Buckingham Palace was underplaying the significance, insisting that it just happened that both the prince and his wife's diaries were clear on this occasion and adding that his role is purely one of support.
Banksy's installments are located all across the five boroughs, with some being purely multimedia exhibits.
