Sentence examples for not exactly equally from inspiring English sources

As Marais notes with respect to AIDS, "In this fanciful world, we're somehow all bobbing in 'the same boat', if not exactly equally than all equally-at-peril... .......... [ 1] The reality, however, is that AIDS is not really a 'global' problem - at least uniformly so.

Decide carefully, all degrees are not exactly equally made.

But pen-pointing pop manager Louis Walsh, whose X Factor relationship status is now "not exactly sacked but equally not invited back", has developed an extreme response to getting his Q4 Saturday and Sunday nights back.

It would appear that the rich bring more to the table, and then everyone shares equally.Not exactly, says a recent study* by Mark McClellan of Stanford University and Jonathan Skinner of Dartmouth College.

However, couples don't need to divide chores exactly equally in order to see benefits, said Brigham Young University professor Erin Holmes.

Their opponents were the Mahoning Valley Scrappers of Ohio in the Class A New York-Penn League -- not exactly the hated Giants of the equally vanished Polo Grounds, but you have to start somewhere.

Equally, the record companies do not exactly have the moral high ground here as lawsuits over contractual and licensing terms by artists appear regularly.

A Salt & Battery, next to the equally British Tea and Sympathy, is not exactly a theme restaurant, but it definitely has a subtext: fat.

Presently small and large joints were equally weighted in the US scores, and thus not exactly reflecting the total amount of synovitis.

But in 1924 Capek had published an equally vivid essay titled "Why Am I Not a Communist?" Not exactly ingratiating political moves.

The Panel was exactly equally divided about whether all postmenopausal patients should receive an aromatase inhibitor (if available and not contraindicated) at some point in treatment, but was more supportive of aromatase inhibitors in the presence of involved lymph nodes.