Sentence examples for strictly be from inspiring English sources

Neither could strictly be called a crime writer.

Assessments should strictly be based on rigorous (and wherever possible, peer-reviewed) scientific research.

Because the shelter was not designed for humans, the accommodations will strictly be for overnight stays.

POTATO salad may not strictly be seasonal, but like local strawberries, backyard grilling and gin and tonic, it signals summer.

For now, the system will strictly be a "decision support system". It will advise human decision makers in real-time on what to do to improve traffic.

He says their success won't strictly be a matter of investment, but developing a culture and mind-set that extends beyond products.

Technicolor may not strictly be divine, but it is a specific chemical process, and reproductions do not quite do it justice.

Yet that could be challenge by both the tax authorities and the league itself as the player would strictly be liable for 50% income tax.

Its opponents on the panel argued that the book shouldn't strictly be classified as a novel, and in any case he'd won the prize before.

It is shown that linear structures hitherto proposed for 'acoustic diodes' in fact do obey R T reciprocity, and thus should not strictly be called diodes or isolators.

Similarly, scholar Christopher D. Stone's argument that trees should have legal standing would not strictly be biocentric in that Stone also advocated legal standing for mountains and rivers.