Sentence examples for exactly count from inspiring English sources

It was closely aligned with the government of the former president Hosni Mubarak, a fact that doesn't exactly count as a positive in Cairo these days.

The Pope appeared in a selfie taken by some Italian youngsters inside St. Peter's Basilica (but I would argue this doesn't exactly count as a Papal selfie — His Holiness is very clearly not the one holding the camera phone).

So, for example, a Louis Vuitton Speedy bag is currently about $200 cheaper in the UK for US visitors – although I wouldn't exactly count this as sticking it to the elites, as the leave campaign repeatedly claimed voting its way would achieve.

But you can't exactly count on us to be impartial and objective about Geoff Norman's writing.

It was relatively hard to exactly count the number of LRPs along a segment of root (Figure 1C).

This probably comes as bittersweet news to developers (you can't exactly count on being featured by Google), but Kim says that he's ranked between 100 and 200th place in the Market's 'Paid' category, which means that there are probably at least 100 other applications seeing similar success.

We also disagree over who, exactly, counts as rich.

While this is often regarded as a cause for concern, it is also contributing to a debate about what, exactly, counts as "native land" today.

Taiwan plans to spend $1 billion over five years developing solar, LED-lighting and renewable-energy technologies.Any colour you want so long as it's...What exactly counts as green technology?

It will be headed by a promise to end extreme poverty by 2030.There is a lot of debate about what exactly counts as poverty and how best to measure it.

On October 8th an Aberdeen tribunal sat down to hear cases brought by several trade unions, which argue that Britain's offshore employment practices violate the Working-Time Directive European rules that the British government signed into law in 1998.At issue is the question of what exactly counts as work.