Sentence examples for exactly tally from inspiring English sources

(Intriguingly, this carbon dating of his epiphany doesn't exactly tally with this ConservativeHome blog post from January 2008 in which he seems to be already expressing his major doubts after reading Unstoppable Global Warming, by Fred Singer and Dennis Avery).

This was probably because having a fully functioning gulag on the outskirts of your capital doesn't exactly tally with Angela Merkel's vision of a democratic continent.

While your aesthetic opinions may not exactly tally with ours, we confidently expect a correlation between our and our readers' rankings of a strength which would, in normal circumstance, merit publication.

It is evident from Table 3 that the substrate concentration at biofilm liquid interface (S s), found in case 3, i.e., in pseudo analytical solution by Rittmann and McCarty (2001) exactly tallies with that obtained in the proposed biofilm model.

In many African cultures the boundary between the two does not tally exactly with the Western, demonstrating that definitions of music and song are culture-specific.

As it was, a skeleton gold for Lizzy Yarnold, silver for David Murdoch's curlers, bronze for Jenny Jones in the snowboard slopestyle and a bronze for Eve Muirhead's female curling rink exactly matched that tally and led officials to declare the Games a success.

The resulting expressions tally exactly with those available in the literature.

But while it can be useful to see what percentage of active Internet users are accessing Facebook, Nielsen's numbers, rather confusingly, do not tally exactly with those released by Facebook itself.

The rest of us sat intently, like judges in America's Got Delegates and cast our votes: 5 for men, 5 for women, and 1 extra to make the final tally exactly 11.

*Totals may not tally exactly where individual subjects have refused to answer a specific question.

This tallies exactly with the experience of arriving at a new university, whether as staff or student.