Sentence examples for exactly a sign from inspiring English sources

Not exactly a sign of rampant inflation, is it?

But the line shift isn't exactly a sign casinos are going to lose that badly on the game.

Steinbrenner declined comment when he was asked, in a telephone interview yesterday, his feeling about how the Yankees have played, not exactly a sign of confidence or patience.

As positive as it looks, this result is not exactly a sign that M.L.S. has reached parity with the great leagues of Europe.

And planning to spend three-and-a- half years instead of only two in ERM2 is not exactly a sign of confidence.In this section Secret affair Small denominations, please Bottom fishing Patience, patience Power play Success in the south Stitched up Guiding the pack ReprintsThe Czech central bank also says it would be foolish to rush.

So again, not exactly a sign of a healthy market overall.

She is the second high-profile ex-government figure to join the board in as many years, following the appointment of General Colin Powell almost exactly two years ago — a sign of how the company continues to eye up the public sector for lucrative service contracts.

I'm no Druggy McBongwater, but neediness toward subordinates is not exactly a classic sign of drug use.

But signing an unproven driver line-up largely because they could commit about £30m to the team is not exactly a great sign, on several levels, even if Ericsson and Nasr do clearly have talent as well as sizeable wallets.

This is the guy that knows more about how Windows Phone is selling than anyone else in the world; if he's not out there exuding confidence that his product will be battling for the front of the pack any time soon, it's not exactly a good sign.

The coalition government they created is continually on the verge of collapse — not exactly an encouraging sign for the people of Ivory Coast.