Sentence examples for exactly a step from inspiring English sources

It's been said before, but allowing fast food chains a monopoly at the Olympics is not exactly a step in the right direction.

The paths are not exactly a step back in time, but at least a long walk into a simpler place of natural beauty, unspoiled but for the necessity of earning a living.

A Celeron 220 processor isn't exactly a step up, although it might help them reduce prices.

THE very first feature that Joseph Kosinski has ever directed -- "Tron: Legacy" -- cruises into theaters on Dec. 17, and it's not exactly a cinematic baby step.

Their emergence out of the spaceship is not exactly a "one small step for man" scenario, an MTV moon-flag-plant guitar riff.

While the quality of the merchandise is not exactly high end, it's a step above the tacky souvenirs typical of many tourist spots, and with the favorable exchange rate of 3 reais to the dollar, you can find some great bargains, like T-shirts for a couple of dollars.

Amazon Web Services' announcement of wide availability of AWS Lambda is a step in exactly the same direction.

Most steps do not follow a step function exactly, but show an unpredictable transition from one bias level to the next as illustrated in Fig. 1.

Sometimes, Dumont will use hypnotherapy on his patients to try to remember what happened exactly, but it's not a step he lightly takes, because "it's possible to create false memories that way".

Clive Anderson Not exactly a music regular, Anderson steps in to join Klein at the Last Night – presumably as a face that viewers of BBC1 might actually recognise.

Today many period instrument groups tune A as a default to 415 Hz., exactly one half step below modern A (or at about a modern A-flat).