Sentence examples for strictly falling from inspiring English sources
For one thing, the Danes have the whole work-life balance thing pretty much sorted, with office hours strictly falling between 8am and 4pm and staying late frowned on.
And while those cases do not strictly fall under the self-certification process, there is a similarity.
It is demonstrated that the model predictions strictly fall within the Wiener bounds, and mostly obey the Hashin Shtrikman bounds over wide ranges of porosity and saturation.
The US also admitted that the pledges announced on Tuesday include measures announced earlier this year, and said that some of the pledges may not strictly fall within the previously stated goals of the summit.
Their goals, however, do not strictly fall under the rubric of comparative syntax, but form part of what is more properly thought of as a comparative semantics.
This category includes vertebral malformations that do not strictly fall under any of the above categories but arise secondary to variances in development.
Overall, the gene expression profile of MΦ hosting amastigotes did not strictly fall into either of the MΦ "activation" profiles, as it was also the case for L. chagasi [ 22].
The livelihoods of many people who live in the hottest places depend at least partly on subsistence farming rather than paid employment, but this too should be regarded as a kind of occupational exposure even if it does not strictly fall within the remit of conventional occupational health (3).
There are messy fingers – political fingers, press fingers – stirring the talent pot as though fronting Strictly Come Dancing fell into the same category of public service as running the Healthcare Commission.
Strictly it falls under the remit of dance, but we don't like labels, so Akram Khan's Desh shouldn't be missed at Sadler's Wells from Tuesday.
For the first time in the history of Strictly, Bruce Forsyth fell ill and was unable to present one of the live shows - Tess Daly was ably assisted by Claudia Winkleman and Ronnie Corbett.
