Sentence examples for due exactly from inspiring English sources

Either Francis, although ubiquitous in the U.S., has never been given his due here — or this humblest of holy men has received his due exactly, exercising influence while passing through the culture machine undetected.

It should be noted that the elevated tail in SERS spectrum 2 is due exactly to a thick silica film contribution.

Competitive grant renewals ("competing continuations" in NIH-speak), supplemental grants, and revised applications (AKA "amendments") are due exactly 1 month later (on 5 March, 5 July, and 5 November).

These deadlines also apply to most other awards young scientists are likely to apply for, including research career awards, research center awards, and research program awards--note, however, that competing continuations, supplemental grants, and revised applications are due exactly 1 month later (March 1, July 1, and November 1).

It had been a stressful week, filled with work, family and dojo obligations that all seemed to be coming due at exactly the same time.

What if, for instance, the manuscript of your next book is due in exactly six weeks and you have to be in New York most of the time to help your mother-in-law through chemotherapy?

If the baby next door starts shrieking through thin apartment walls, we cannot go into a quiet conference room to crank out that project that is due in exactly two hours.

While Canada's economy is being dragged down by the plummeting price of crude oil, the American economy appears to be gathering strength due to exactly the same trend.

At least, what happens in Hamburg, with 1.7m people Germany's second-biggest city, will be widely taken as a pointer to the outcome of the federal election due in exactly a year's time.

From what I can tell, these two problems, awkwardness and inaccuracy, are due to exactly the thing that sounded so nice when James told us about it in the introduction, his intention to capture the phonetic richness of Dante's lines.

Now is the time to ensure that global and national action is taken, not only to accelerate progress to meet the Millennium Development Goals that are due in exactly 500 days, but to ensure that the goals and targets that are set up in the post-2015 agenda include specific attention to the women and children in conflict settings.