Sentence examples for exactly a science from inspiring English sources

Advertising is not exactly a science yet, but it is becoming more of one.Dig deeper: A special report on technology and the advertising business (September 2014) Everything people do online is avidly followed by advertisers and third-party trackers (September 2014) The rise of an electronic marketplace for online ads is reshaping the media business (September 2014).

While predicting what causes gyrations in the stock market is not exactly a science, most observers think this culprit is obvious: Trump's erratic, belligerent talk about trade and China could trigger both a trade war and a recession in the United States.

The science of "systematic reviews" that grew from this research is exactly that: a science.

Thus far, however, organic search marketing via search engine optimization (SEO) has not exactly been a science.

The headset does not need to be worn during every training session, but rather should be used when athletes are doing a training session involving "a high volume of quality repetitions," according to the co-founders — albeit predicting your training performance ahead of time isn't exactly an exact science.

The headset does not need to be worn during every training session, but rather should be used when athletes are doing a training session involving "a high volume of quality repetitions," according to the co-founders — albeit predicting your training performance ahead of time isn't exactly an exact science.

Audrey Niffenegger's fanciful tale puts a different spin on a familiar topic, ­being almost exactly a 50-50 split between science fiction and romantic drama.

Not exactly rocket science, but a useful launch pad for it.

While it's probably not exactly rocket science to build a PC inside a cardboard box, the attention to detail that's made Ben Heck a household name among DIYers everywhere is there in full force with an elaborate CD burner apparatus jutting out of the top of the box.

More to the point, both understand the limitations of science and exactly where science has committed a "boundary violation," to coin a phrase.

Why an art and archaeology exhibition is at a science museum is not exactly clear.