Sentence examples for that exactly two from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, David states that exactly two of them will be at "Bar Phi" tonight.
Furthermore, the three friends agree that exactly two of them will be at "Bar Phi" tonight.
The idea is to check the consistency of the probabilities assigned to each friend going to "Bar Phi" tonight together with the fact that exactly two of them being there with probability one.
As in Example 4, within each ω∈Ω, the formulas stating that exactly two friends are going to "Bar Phi" tonight are all satisfied, so they have probability one for the three friends: (Omega,Pi models P_{i} phi_{j} lor phi_{k})= 1, (Omega,Pi models P_{i}left(lnot phi_{A} lor lnot phi_{B} lor lnot phi_{C}right)=1, for all pairs j≠k and i∈{1,2,3}.
The 2005 season marks only the eighth time in 50 years that exactly two teams have gone into the bowl season undefeated.
Bearing in mind that few cities in Central and West Africa were well developed during the peak GUD period (Figure 2), our hypothesis may explain why few well-adapted strains emerged; and it may not be coincidence that exactly two HIV-1 groups emerged in Central Africa, at a time when two cities (Kinshasa and Douala) stood out in the region (Figure 2A).
Neglect of the distinction between (4) and (5) can result in serious confusion of thought; in ordinary speech it is frequently unclear whether someone who denies that the ϕ is ψ is conceding that exactly one thing is ϕ but denying that it is ψ, or denying that exactly one thing is ϕ.
"Has anyone else had the feeling that exactly zero people would use your product?" someone called out.
Hosch couldn't have known, sitting listening to Rudd apologise, that exactly five years later she'd be standing up at the National Press Club, making her debut on national television as the public face of the Recognise campaign.
Noonan quoted an unnamed, and, as it turned out, prophetic "conservative intellectual" who would bet "that exactly one year from now we will be talking about the end of Newt and who will replace him".
But a raft of evidence, both anecdotal and statistical, suggests that exactly six months after the technology-heavy Nasdaq composite index suffered its worst week ever, Americans remain optimistic that stocks are the best place for their money.
