Sentence examples for exactly trouble from inspiring English sources

It didn't exactly trouble the charts, peaking at No165.

Aimar takes a potshot from 30 yards which doesn't exactly trouble Seaman but isn't the easiest ball to gather either.

While their preparation isn't exactly trouble free, most of the work is done by your stove (a few hours of braising), and in hopes of encouraging you to make them, know that I prefer the taste and texture of cheeks -- calf, cow, pig, human -- to osso bucco, and I prefer nothing to osso bucco.

The military ran Egypt for a year before Mr. Morsi was elected, a period that was not exactly trouble-free.

Not that it's had much competition: of the slew of Iraq-related movies so far, none have exactly troubled the box office or the awards panels.

Though often difficult to put into words what exactly troubled them, many, including April Reign, creator of the viral hashtag #OscarsSoWhite, strongly sensed that black people weren't writing the story.

"And that is exactly the trouble with inexplicable events," Nicolas Dickner tells us in Nikolski, "you inevitably end up interpreting them in terms of predestination, or magic realism, or government plots".

And while Friday can be a difficult measure for the rest of the weekend, it's still clear that Ferrari is not exactly in trouble in its home race.

Big is exactly what troubles Bob Townley and others who have long sought money to build two small community centers in the area.

"How are they going to keep that local coalition if nationally they're something else?" This is exactly what troubles some of the South's staunch social conservatives, who wonder whether the party in the coming years will feel compelled to put politics over principles.

Hoping to pin down exactly what troubled the emperor, a team led by Pedro Fernández, a pathologist at the University of Barcelona, persuaded Spanish church officials to sacrifice a bit of the relic for the sake of science.