Sentence examples for exactly a huge from inspiring English sources
Not exactly a huge issue, but worth a few grand of public cash all the same.
Based on a beloved best seller, "Exodus" was not exactly a huge gamble.
If that means relabelling toilet doors, and thinking harder about pronouns … Well, it's not exactly a huge price to pay, is it?
And yes it's also true that in 2014, for the first time since records began in 1938, more babies were born to women over 35 than under 25 (21 per cent and 20 per cent respectively – so not exactly a huge difference).
It's not exactly a huge blow to racism, but still: technology is changing how people of color experience and are represented in the world, and it's all the more remarkable that much of this was never intended in the first place.
That, plus the fact that its revenues were at around $6 million in 2010, and it's not exactly a huge shock the deal didn't pan out.
While N.F.L. Europe has not exactly been a huge hit with N.F.L. fans, it has been with N.F.L. teams.
In a statistical or machine learning context, this allows for training models exactly with a huge number of both training examples and features, such that each processor handles only a subset of both.
The Chevy Volt hasn't exactly been a huge hit for GM.
A small unit of a few dozen researchers, engaged solely on development work for the U.S. Air Force, was to be organized almost exactly like a huge department employing several thousand people and manufacturing a toaster or an electric generator.
