Sentence examples for exactly a time of from inspiring English sources

"But this is exactly a time of emergency".

(The spies wore black, the East Germans wore gray.) It wasn't exactly a time of unmitigated triumph.

His "radical" proposal for capital gains taxes puts the level back to what we saw under Clinton, not exactly a time of apocalyptic economic failure.

This has not exactly been a time of great love for bankers.

Additionally the use of hands and feet X-rays for following radiological disease progression is not regular in routine care, especially not at exactly a time interval of 12 month: the fact that the availability of X-rays at two timepoints was an inclusion criteria may have indeed introduced a selection bias into our study.

But what exactly is being commemorated in a time of unpopular wars whose rationale has rarely been convincingly explained to many Britons?

Cavendish was among the early runners in the time trial and set a time of exactly 42 minutes.

Exactly what people need during a time of uncertainty.

That's exactly the right direction at a time of economic crisis.

That said, the 4x400m relay team of Eilidh Child, Shana Cox, Margaret Adeoye and Christine Ohuruogu looked highly impressive as they qualified for Friday's final in a time of 3min 25.39sexactlyctwo two seconds clear of second-placed Nigeria.

Cutting financing for community-based programs — even in a time of fiscal crisis — is exactly the wrong thing to do.