Sentence examples for strictly of a from inspiring English sources

This problem is strictly of a technical nature and we are working hard to fix it as soon as possible.

Ironically, Japanese soldiers had to be protected around the clock by soldiers from other allied nations such as Australia or the Netherlands, because the mission had to be strictly of a non-combative nature.

The bank has responded regularly, with comments such as: "We can assure our customers that this problem is strictly of a technical nature and will be fixed as soon as possible" and "Again we apologise to our customers for this unacceptable inconvenience".

Poly(A) tails guiding RNA to be degraded by the exosome are usually shorter than those increasing mRNA stability, and these poly(A) tails are not made strictly of 'A's.

The use of this tool is strictly of an informative nature, the family doctor is in charge and responsible for the patient.

We know that strictly more of a particular computational resource lets us solve strictly harder problems, e.g. \ \TIME[n]\) is strictly contained in \ \TIME[n^{1.01}]\) and similarly for \(\SPACE\) and other measures.

Kafir is a race strictly of southern Africa with a distribution that is closely associated with the migration and movements of Bantu agriculturalists.

If Parks's essay were strictly part of a memoir, there would be no cause to object.

The fact that, according to our results, MHE and MT are the NVC abnormalities more strictly indicative of a current DA status is not completely surprising.

The questionnaire was concise and consisted strictly of multiple-choice questions in an attempt to improve the response rate.

Furthermore, our analysis was limited by the STS definition of delirium, which is strictly that of an agitated delirium.