Sentence examples for exactly refer from inspiring English sources
The title, however, should more exactly refer to "the edge of the Roman world" for this is where the North Sea sits, in many places well beyond the imperial frontier.
I wouldn't exactly refer to it as 'making history' like Loïc does, yet I can't help but notice Meetic's tagline in their logo ("Same Game, New Rules") and wonder if one could possibly find a phrase more appropriate to describe the deal.
We must acknowledge, however, that physical inactivity is regarded as a state in which body movement is minimal [24], often measured as modifiable or necessary sedentary activities [25], and does not exactly refer to the lack of physical activity.
Most of the studies which have been published so far do not exactly refer to the point that urethra can be dissected in order to increase its length without harming the oncological outcome.
It is interesting to note that the word "Corriente" didn't exactly refer to a specific breed.
Who knows what Emily is exactly referring to?
The governing equilibrium equations are derived analytically from the Principle of Virtual Displacements (PVD), and are solved exactly referring to the Lévy-type procedure.
· The Joint Intelligence Committee should not have included the "45 minute" claim in the Iraq dossier without stating what exactly it referred to.
Another friend, Luda, had a clock in her apartment that announced the hours in an old-lady voice: "The time is one o'clock exactly!" Luda referred to the clock as moya tyotka — "my auntie".
Clinton, his voice raised, wanted protesters to believe that it was thanks to this bill that the nation's crime rate went down, police forces became more diverse, and a federal assault-weapons ban became law, at least until the ban expired, a decade later; he was able recite a fusillade of statistics without it always being clear where they came from or what, exactly, they referred to.
Although I hear a lot about the measurement of hypertension using terms like 120/80, 120/70 and so on, I do not understand what exactly it refers to.
