Sentence examples for report is exactly from inspiring English sources

"At the risk of being cynical," Mr. Lewis wrote in response, "that report is exactly the same as the previous which I indicated was truly lacking".

"Today's report, is exactly as we predicted; it does nothing to change the broader view that the Fed is set to steadily reduce its pace of asset purchases at the September meeting and that all else equal, good news should be taken as good news," Mr. Greenhaus wrote.

Father Seamus Finn of the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility, who led a shareholder vote against Rupert and James Murdoch and other senior executives at News Corp's annual general meeting last year, said: "This report is exactly what I asked Mr Murdoch about last year, it's about the culture of the company and who sets the tone for that culture".

Yes, the new details are stunning, shocking, alarming -- I'd hoped, unsuccessfully, to make it through my entire life without pondering "rectal rehydration" -- but the broader message of the terror report is exactly what a dedicated minority of folks have been saying for years, to a nation basking in plausible denial.

And because they are accessed in any number of ways both on television and on the Web, 'The Daily Show' and 'The Colbert Report' are exactly what we are talking about at the bargaining table".

Which means that the extent of under-reporting was exactly 100%.

These reports were exactly the type of journalism Today should be doing: hard-hitting, human, relevant to its listeners.

In some cases, the wording of the ABC radio reports was exactly the same as that of the wire services and the American reports.

In covering Centrality, Kanwar confirmed that the “mother-chip" strategy that I've outlined in past SiRF reports was exactly why SiRF made the acquisition.

Removing localized bug reports from this kind of evaluation has indeed practical importance, as non-localized bug reports are exactly the kind of report where developers would need the assistance of a localization technique.

"I'd spent nearly 20 years sweating over every detail in a string of serious academic studies, agonizing over sample sizes and statistical significance to make certain that whatever I reported was exactly right.