Sentence examples for exactly how well it from inspiring English sources

Exactly how well it works in any risk group depends on how study results are analyzed, but it seems to be roughly as protective for drug users as it is for gay men, and about as protective as circumcision is for heterosexual men in Africa.

Now, thanks to some stats that the team just shared with us, we know exactly how well it did right out of the gate.

You don't really know if it's working or exactly how well it's working, but you do know when it fails.

A lavish television campaign, with the slogan "It's MacTime Now", was launched earlier this year.It is still too early to say exactly how well McDonald's is doing, but it is clear that South Africa is not succumbing in the way that the American burger chain had presumed it would four years ago.

Still, it is hard to tell exactly how well the company is doing, because the last financial data it released was for 1997, when it reported revenue of $860 million, up 43.3% from the $600 million it reported in 1996.

All of the benchmarks and real-world stress tests will follow to tell us exactly how well the iMac Pro pays off on its promises, but so far it's looking like Apple has a powerful new machine to plug its leaky Pro hole.

It's hard, as a layperson, to know exactly how well a video game sells, and exactly where in the world it's most popular.

It is hard to quantify exactly how well Martínez pitched — the closest thing to a fielder, after all, was Orlando Hernández, who was jogging in shallow center — but he gave up a few line drives to the outfield, a sharp grounder up the middle to Endy Chávez, walked two and struck out one.

Most people haven't yet seen third-party apps running in the background with iOS, so it's hard to know exactly how well Apple has done here.

It's tough to tell exactly how well the sentiment recognition engine is working, as all the tweets appear to be shown in a single list without any indication as to whether they were deemed to be positive or negative.

Gridlock and "chaos" was promised, and while it's hard to tell exactly how well that's panned out — I'm (sensibly) nowhere near the scene — the #Ubergeddon hashtag on Twitter doesn't look too reassuring.