Sentence examples for strictly because the from inspiring English sources
Leiter, who has a strained flexor tendon in his left elbow, cannot come off the disabled list until May 6. Valentine said the move was made strictly because the Mets needed a reliever; Leiter has had no setbacks.
Russell says he decided to take part in Strictly because the public set up an online group called 'Get Russell on Strictly'.
And then you may find out that — for instance — the court sentences much more strictly because the police is not bringing the simple cases to court but it's a very good police and they talk with people, so if people have not done something really terrible they try to solve that problem in another way, not by using the law.
She stayed in the Ancient Weir Art Village strictly because of the free rent, and she missed the busy city of Guangzhou, where she had previously lived.
Jean argued that he was not required to comply with the law so strictly because, after the president, Rene Preval, appointed him as a roving ambassador in 2007, he was allowed to travel and live outside Haiti.
"I think there's probably a sense of let's get it finished strictly because of the traffic," said Tim Davis, one of the area's best-known real estate brokers.
It is, in fact, so entertaining that I can imagine Aveos being sold to people who aren't forced into them strictly because of the price.
The team with the best chance to beat the Yankees could be the Arizona Diamondbacks, strictly because they have the best tandem of starting pitchers, Randy Johnson and Curt Schilling.
($200.00 added to your Sallie Mae bill — you won't even notice!) Flat White Privilege The milk in this was chosen strictly because it's the best milk for the job, so don't go thinking it got a leg up just because it's white.
The objective function (3) is strictly concave because the blocking probability (7) is strictly convex [31].
When Nathan Detroit sings that he loves her, it's not strictly because she's the sexiest gal in town but something far deeper and more meaningful.
