Sentence examples for strictly qualify from inspiring English sources

But Pol Pot's reign of terror in Cambodia does not strictly qualify, since the Khmers Rouges targeted no particular group.

After the oil-price shocks of the 1970s, several European governments tried to cut the unemployment rolls by letting older workers collect early pensions or draw sickness and disability benefits for which they did not strictly qualify.

By the looks of it, most of the callers were not aware of two other phones nearby, on the northeast corner, that do not strictly qualify as pay phones.

As founder Francis Kim explains, the startup's matching engine is actually built on the adaptive quiz and aims to strictly qualify student for scholarships so results are opportunities students actually qualify for.

These observations suggest that formate oxidation, as a transformation ubiquitous to life, does not strictly qualify as a methylotrophy-specific reaction, and may thus involve analogous [69] enzymatic systems.

Not, of course, that 5pm strictly qualifies as "night".

Even the optimism of that novel's ending is strictly qualified by its guarded last words: "I realise, with a lifting of the heart, that it is not yet time to close the book".

China is not a liberal democracy, and is therefore not strictly qualified to become a member, despite its increasing economic clout around the world.

Wesley C. Salmon (1970), however, would pursue this issue by arguing that Hempel had embraced the wrong standard upon which to base explanatory relevance relations, where explanations, in Salmon's view, strictly speaking, do not even qualify as arguments.

My strictly amateur boat-building doesn't qualify.

A number of texts suggest that neither bodies nor animals are true unities, and only a true unity (an unum per se) can qualify as a substance, strictly speaking.