Sentence examples for use purely from inspiring English sources

With Morrisons now the largest supermarket chain to use purely GDA labelling, rivals were quick to point out their side had won.

Our feeling was that a university's management often claims to use purely rational methods in the selection of partner universities, as well as in keeping such partnerships running smoothly.

One of the more annoying techniques of politicians is to use purely personal experience as an anecdotal exemplar – as if, just because the politician "got on their bike", we must accept that everyone could or should do likewise.

The only time I use purely olive is in late autumn, when there is bright new season's oil to celebrate and we want to bask in its punchy flavour.

In addition, while both programs analyze cross-border calls of Americans, the N.S.A.'s Patriot Act database does not include purely foreign calls, while AT&T does not use purely domestic calls in analyzing links for the C.I.A., officials said.

Right-of-publicity issues may also impact developers that use purely hand-drawn fantasy worlds that include characters that draw inspiration from real-world personalities.

Measuring the worth of culture using purely utilitarian arithmetic is a tricky path.

In some cases, dilution is used purely to facilitate transport of the wastes to purification facilities.

Schlosstein picked out the growth of credit-default swaps, a type of derivative often used purely for speculative purposes.

Until the end of the 14th century, the post was used purely for the conveyance of official documents.

Some have wanted the open space used purely as a green oasis; others have pushed for more active use, more kiosks and meeting places and restaurants.