Sentence examples for exactly have a problem from inspiring English sources

And if you know me, you know I don't exactly have a problem with denouncing aspects of religion and/or theology that in any way promulgate the condemnation of LGBT people.

These days, Ichiro may no longer be good enough to bring fans into the seats, though that doesn't matter for the Yankees, who don't exactly have an attendance problem.

Don't chant some variation of "everybody does it"—that's exactly what voters have a problem with.

She will endure the unthinkable trauma of his "20 minutes of action" for the duration of her lifetime, and the fact that you seem unaware of this fact is exactly why we have a problem.

Granted, the other day I spelled out exactly why I don't have a problem with Sony wanting to keep its PlayStation Network as clean as a whistle, but I'm not really sure surreptitiously enforcing that is the way to go.

Algorithms solving the problem exactly have been designed but the running time is improved over trivial brute-force solutions only for very sparse instances.

So what exactly has been the former rebels' problem?

Understand what exactly had happened and identify the problem.

So if Matthew Ward finally corrected the mother problem, what exactly has he, and the other translators, gotten wrong?

"On December 8 1941, Roosevelt had exactly the same problem we had.

"We spend enormous time protecting the word 'Tabasco' so that we don't have exactly this problem," Simmons said.