Sentence examples for exactly lethal from inspiring English sources
That does not make it right, however, regardless of the fact that King was not exactly lethal for Wigan or for Hull and that Neil Warnock has now thought better of his offer of a second chance.
But with more than 300 drone strikes and some 2,500 people killed by the Central Intelligence Agency and the military since Mr. Obama first took office, the administration is still pushing to make the rules formal and resolve internal uncertainty and disagreement about exactly when lethal action is justified.
Getting Cray isn't exactly a lethal blow to AMD, but it's another in the thousand cuts the company has been suffering due to a double pummeling by Intel and Nvidia.
Not exactly a lethal blow to the program.
But how, exactly, were those lethal deliveries honed?
I don't remember exactly how the lethal Pinkie met his end, but his deprived misery lingers with us.
He writes: According to scientists who study avalanches for a living, snow has the widest range of physical properties of any known substance.... Then there are the properties of snow that are not physical, or not exactly physical: its lethal whims, its harmlessness, its delicacy, its power, its relentlessness, its flirtatious disregard, its sublime beauty.
"The opposition groups that are receiving the most of the lethal aid are exactly the ones we don't want to have it," one American official said.
"The opposition groups that are receiving the most of the lethal aid are exactly the ones we don't want to have it," said one American official familiar with the outlines of those findings, commenting on an operation that in American eyes has increasingly gone awry.
But this latest lethal dialogue is not exactly like so many previous outbreaks of killing in Lebanon.
