Sentence examples for strictly good from inspiring English sources

More so, perhaps, than is strictly good for them, the club is a second home for its members.

The title points politely to an immaculate conception, but the awful likelihood that apple-pie Betty was cored and peeled more than was strictly good for her is not, I feel, a scenario that Sturges would have rejected outright.

In 1875, the paper sadly pondered the nonexistence of a genuinely "American Play" and a lack of solid novelists, "strictly good writers who can also be called popular in the best sense".

Therefore, results obtained by in house PCR techniques should be used only by local health service only if the laboratory follows strictly good laboratory practices established by the international guidelines and is certified by regulatory agencies.

Our debate will, of course, be vigorous but remain strictly good-natured.Our two protagonists set the tone in their opening statements.

Nondurable goods include food and other immediately perishable items (sometimes called "strictly nondurable goods") as well as some items that can be expected to last for a substantial period of time, such as clothing.

By the time we get home the dog is struggling with the bad leg, although none of its other legs are, strictly speaking, good.

To set up a specimen bank requires the collection of specimens while strictly following good clinical practice principles.

However, this instrument is not strictly a good one and it is better to use only the results with the exposure variables.

Civic republicans accordingly have been at pains to show the contrary that civic virtue should be understood as a strictly instrumental good, useful in establishing and maintaining republican liberty.

If you are looking strictly for good investments (in the thousands rather than hundreds of thousands), Chinese contemporary art is probably the hottest commodity on the global art market: The buyers are there and the supply is of the highest quality.