Sentence examples for strictly in terms of from inspiring English sources

"The problem is that we cannot make the case strictly in terms of economics," he says.

Allen talks about recovering from heroin addiction strictly in terms of will power.

And so we do not want to view the defense posture strictly in terms of threat.

But how did the strategy pay off, strictly in terms of results?

Measuring strictly in terms of imprisonments, Turkey a longtime American ally, member of NATO, and showcase Muslim democracy appears to be the most repressive country in the world.

"Traditionally, drug companies have been used to working to a linear model where reactions are viewed strictly in terms of a single intended effect," he says.

The expansion of Temelin is not strictly necessary in terms of the country's energy security, since the Czech Republic is already self-sufficient.

"I used to work for a certain French sports store eight years ago where they were called 'TG's (Tete de Gondole), where each one was strictly monitored in terms of the turnover it generated.

The DWDCs with and without the over-design are strictly compared in terms of open- and closed-loop controllability studies.

The design conditions are strictly expressed in terms of linear matrix inequalities which can be efficiently solved with available numerical solvers.

For the sake of coherence, other algorithms based on L1 minimization (such as the solution of the problem (6)) are not included in this comparative evaluation, since they are not strictly greedy (in terms of constantly growing L0).