Sentence examples for exactly going to make from inspiring English sources

Changes to the service, announced as recently as mid-March, are not exactly going to make things better, especially for deaf people, who are the hardest hit.

Specifically, what's going on with the menu system, and what exactly is going to make these cameras so interesting.

Listening today to the recording of that August's prom performance (it is still available on CD), the contrast with Richard Lewis's muddy Anglo-Italian demonstrates exactly what was going to make Pavarotti a world beater.

So, how exactly is Scribd going to make money off of this?

But how exactly is Color going to make "wheelbarrows of cash", as Nguyen says?

So the book is more about what should be done than exactly how we're going to make it happen.

When you're looking at a global transformation, you don't know exactly how you're going to make money on the other side.

He says the cheap technology has allowed him to pursue his vision without knowing exactly how he is going to make his money back.

And he said, 'Mad Dog told me exactly what he was going to make the guy do -- and he did it!' " Maddux was asked about this Wednesday.

You don't know exactly when he's going to make contact with the ball, but you have a general idea.

Asked about funding the citizen's income - which would be paid to all people in the UK regardless of wealth or need - she added: "All of this will be fully spelled out in our fully-costed manifesto released in March that will set out exactly how we are going to make all of this add up".