Sentence examples for would strictly be from inspiring English sources

Yet that could be challenge by both the tax authorities and the league itself as the player would strictly be liable for 50% income tax.

P. falciparum (3D7) protein sequences were compared with P. chabaudi; an average score for all hominid malaria variants would strictly be more accurate, although this would only influence approximately 1% of residues.

Similarly, scholar Christopher D. Stone's argument that trees should have legal standing would not strictly be biocentric in that Stone also advocated legal standing for mountains and rivers.

(She still owes publisher Penguin Random House another book and has an idea for pulling some characters from "Someday" in a way that wouldn't strictly be a sequel).

Our study population would not strictly be closed, but shortnose sturgeon are known to be very long-lived fish with low rates of annual mortality and recruitment.

Women who had never been married would strictly still be virgins because sexual intercourse before marriage is not allowed following Indonesia's cultural and religious rules.

We did not perform gynaecological examination on unmarried women who would strictly still be virgin; all our screened women were married, divorced or widowed.

As a result, the individuals in the worlds governed by L* and L** would strictly speaking be different.

"I've heard there's been an invitation to go on A Question of Sport, but Strictly would be something else.

The participants were assured that any information they reveal would remain confidential and would be strictly used for research purposes only.

And while you'd assume such relationships would be strictly about the business in hand, Strickland's couple can't keep their hobbies separate.