Sentence examples for exactly flooding from inspiring English sources

American rifles are not exactly flooding Brazil, at least not to the extent that they have flowed into Mexico and other Latin American countries.

But the contributions aren't exactly flooding in, so on this occasion, I'll allow it.

The island wasn't connected by bridge to the rest of Canada until 1997, and that link hasn't exactly flooded it with people.

In those days, Silicon Valley wasn't exactly flooded with institutional money — or with women entrepreneurs.

(It's important to note that many of the cities Lyft operates in aren't exactly flooded with legal cabs Pittsburgh, for instance, barely has any).

Like before, I have not exactly been flooded by requests since the listing went up yesterday, and I am somewhat anxiously waiting to find out what stranger I cross paths with this time," she says.

I wanted to answer a question as old as the gas engine: Exactly where do flooded cars go to die?

Supt Brian Bracher said drones would have helped officers know "exactly what was happening" during flooding.

In the last couple of weeks DVD consumers have been treated to, if not exactly a flood of newly released films by Jean-Luc Godard, at least a quickened trickle.

Data gleaned here helps the software engineers understand what, exactly, the satellite images are showing, especially when flooding makes certain fields hard to read from satellite images.

You could argue that overproduction and declining quality are exactly what happened in LA when the DVD cash started flooding in in the noughties.