Sentence examples for strictly so from inspiring English sources

One option is to regulate big banks more strictly so that they are less likely to need another bailout.

He is worried Uefa will not enforce the rules strictly, so that clubs with investing owners will remain wealthier.

"So many interesting things have happened since my departure from Strictly – so many things I've been invited to do.

Such investors tend to focus on generating strong cashflow, and controlling capital expenditure strictly, so that the debt can be serviced.

In his appearances, Mr. Conley discusses the need to monitor the zoning laws strictly so that the industrial and commercial areas do not encroach on the residential ones.

SEGAFREDO ZANETTI ESPRESSO NYC The Italian espresso company is opening a cafe and lounge, similar to hundreds of others they have around the world, with light food that is Italian inspired but not strictly so.

(See, e.g., Horwich (1990).) Most strictly, so-called transparency or 'see-through' or 'pure disquotational' conceptions of truth (e.g., Field (1994, 2008) and Beall (2005, 2009)) take the defining property of truth to be intersubstitutability of A and Tr ⌜A⌝) in all non-opaque contexts.

But is strictly convex, so we have and, so.

"Look at Strictly and So You Think You Can Dance.

It too should be strictly regulated so that people can afford this basic need".

Visitor numbers are strictly limited, so book in advance or arrive early.