Sentence examples for exactly the easiest from inspiring English sources

"It's not exactly the easiest thing to do, either.

A few hotel projects are also earmarked, but "this isn't exactly the easiest time to find investors," the mayor said.

"I was hoping to make the front group at first, but it wasn't exactly the easiest group to pick.

Ed Rendell, the governor of Pennsylvania, compared Obama to the passive-aggressive Adlai Stevenson and told The Washington Post that Obama gives six-minute answers and "is not exactly the easiest guy in the world to identify with".

We start our solve off with "Fair," and not only must we determine if this is referring to a noun or an adjective, but EQUITABLE isn't exactly the easiest word either.

So it's not exactly the easiest time to raise a new fund.

AMERICA'S recent economic data have not exactly been the easiest to interpret.

Beyond that, the objections seem to be largely based on Obama acknowledging that the black community hasn't exactly had the easiest time of it in America for the past three centuries.

In other words, exactly the kind of easy win that fellow No1 seeds Gonzaga and Kansas couldn't manage in their opening games.

But it's not exactly this easy.

And it was made all the more so, when, on his return, Godman next missed a penalty from almost exactly the same spot as the easier of Paterson's two successes.