Sentence examples for strictly requires from inspiring English sources

All novelists are scholars of human behavior, but Ian McEwan pursues the matter with more scientific rigor than the job strictly requires.

"All novelists are scholars of human behavior," but McEwan "pursues the matter with more scientific rigor than the job strictly requires".

When Baber is… The last "enemy combatant" being detained in America is incarcerated at the U.S. Naval Consolidated Brig in Charleston, South Carolina — a tan, low-slung building situated amid… All novelists are scholars of human behavior, but Ian McEwan pursues the matter with more scientific rigor than the job strictly requires.

Decision-making, therefore, strictly requires a specific mandate from society.

However, the technique is always used for production of periodic particle arrays and it strictly requires the nanospheres to form a perfect hexagonal closed monolayer.

The first reaction strictly requires the presence of oxygen, essential for the dioxygenation reaction, while the second one can also be performed in anaerobic conditions that are optimal to avoid the easy oxidation of bioconversion products.

He would also have to be satisfied that such an order was "strictly required".

Some structural engineers have criticized Mr. Calatrava for including expressive forms not strictly required by functional needs.

Repeatedly, the Israel Defense Forces failed to adequately distinguish between combatants and civilians, as the laws of war strictly require.

Many authors cite colleagues, bosses and mentors out of courtesy or supplication rather than because such citations are strictly required.

Labor and Industry, caught in a sensual embrace, seem to be more committed to producing the fruit of their union than the allegory strictly required.