The phrase "will purely be" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is used to indicate that something will be solely the case. For example, "This job will purely be a research role; there will be no teaching responsibilities."
Instead, transactions will purely be online and via mobile phones.
Meanwhile, Rocket is reportedly raising €1billion, and a large part of that will purely be for EU-based food startups.
Although that aspect of the research is not being fed into the Blinq implementation at this point — so the forthcoming photo-judging feature in the app will purely be a median measure of attractiveness.
But Harvey says Boden, who also helped coach the forwards at Doncaster will not purely be at the club as a coach.
It's why, if you ever hear me shout "enough, already!" it will, purely by coincidence, be just after the very last dish has been served.
For the sake of his emotional stability, someone should warn Jones about the sight he will encounter: any resemblance between the team he left and the one he will see tonight will be purely... wait a minute, there is no resemblance between the team he left and the one he will see tonight.
Once you turn 16, rather than simply going on your first real date (as was the custom during MY adolescence), you are forced to choose whether you will be purely selfless, purely learned, purely brave, purely truthful or purely peaceful.
"About the street stuff -- I'll do that but it will be purely for fun.
When the inputs of a RFFT are even symmetric or odd symmetric, the outputs will be purely real or purely imaginary [17], which are equivalent to DCT type 1 and DST type 1, respectively.
The festival will not be purely a jazz festival, and it is relying more heavily on pop than does JVC, the other major New York event organized by Festival Productions.
Hence, development alone will not be purely beneficial to pastoral livelihoods, especially because conflict is a major obstacle to investment as observed in this study.
