Sentence examples for exactly issues from inspiring English sources

The upshot is that for all the blizzard of commercials and headlines about tax cuts, health policy and abortion, the main issues so far this year are not exactly issues at all, but rather matters of character, leadership and moral stature.

These were not exactly issues of much weight at a time when the financial collapse of the country was happening before our eyes.

Djokovic's problems seem mainly head-based, but Nadal's not exactly issue-free either.

"Liquor and Drugs" is the program's subtitle, and liquor and drugs are used and abused rather a lot in the films, which don't exactly issue ringing endorsements of moderation.

I know capital controls aren't exactly issue No. 1 on Americans' minds.

I know that there is much to learn from this new visitor, even if I didn't exactly issue an invitation.

While it's not exactly issue-oriented, the show does have real-world things on its mind: the relationship between first-generation Americans and their immigrant parents; the stereotyping of nonwhite actors; the extra burden of male obnoxiousness that women daily bear; the joy and tyranny of children.

"The Exile lasted exactly four issues, and this is the second issue — Autumn, 1927 — and there's a chapter from the Oral History in it.

Because, oddly, the Navy's uniform is addressing exactly the issues currently plaguing high fashion – adaptability to climate being the most important.

The majority focused on bailouts, deficits and spending -- exactly the issues the Tea Partiers claim inspired their movement in the first place.

The benefits of scale, the problems of scale, are exactly the issues our clients worry about as they grow to achieve their objectives on a worldwide basis.