not exactly

You ll see that you are now getting some output, but it is not exactly the same as the output you were getting before.

As you might expect, representatives from Trojan are not exactly feeling sympathetic toward the company.

I'm not exactly sure why I saved everything, but I have some sort of idea. I never wanted to forget the great times I'd had growing up.

Documents might be returned that do not exactly match the specified characters, as shown in Table 1.

Some of Mr Anderson's principles strike me as if not exactly the work of a genius, then at least the work of a perfectly sensible person.

Not exactly the sort of conduct you'd expect in a regular army, perhaps, but then Norforce is no ordinary regiment.

The Packard had not exactly been pampered, she said, before it was fully restored by a friend.

That may have been why it sounded better than any other, but he could not exactly tell.

He was a wretched fellow, not exactly educated, not exactly ignorant, who had been a mountebankat fairs, and a writer for the public.

Though such a statement is not exactly surprising given her job, Moulton actually appears to be make-up free when you first see her.

Sure, but while cost is always a factor, it's not exactly a good reason to leave someone important off your wedding guest list.

Despite annual statements by the less-than-informed that Thanksgiving is "uniquely American, " it is not . . . at least not exactly.

Not exactly, though I shall be happy to do both, but _that_ would be exercise only to my body, and I must take care of my mind.

In this system, analysts say, Mr. Zhou's role is akin to that of an economic adviser a position not exactly on par with Ms. Clinton's.

The capital of Japan is the only contender to have held the Olympics before - and the public is not exactly supporting a second run.

I'm not exactly sure what the message is, but it clearly indicates, I think, at least some kind of desperation, I think, at this point.

Given all this, they did not exactly need their art to be a bummer too.

Not exactly, he said he want to know some of my friends.

It may not exactly trip off the tongue, but it is an apt description of a business that has grown far beyond simply delivering things.

and that is not exactly what He said, but I want you to understand the meaning of it.

Providing such a figure is not exactly helpful for his successors, who are trying to contain inflation expectations.

He had not exactly lost it; he had climbed in the dead of night to the top of the wardrobe and hidden it there.

This plan was a biggie, not exactly the sort of project you could do overnight.

It was a decision that angered many, including Gazza himself, and - not for the first time - he did not exactly hide his emotions.

and then proceeded to say things in French. . . judging from her body language and my high school French, were not exactly nice!

It's probably worth pointing out, however, that the Sun is not exactly known as a hotbed of serious environmental journalism.

Not exactly what would-be pilgrims wanted to hear, as they anxiously await their permits for the haj.

I'm trying to go for a look similar, but not exactly like this.

Heard a little bit of self-marketing from her, I benefited a lot, not exactly.

and though this was not exactly the case, the absolute fact of his absence was pronounced by his friend Mr.

"I come from the kind of family where marriage has not exactly spelled success, " she said.

To be precise, I did not exactly watch all of that game, or even much of it.

Not exactly. She came to infiltrate my camp, but I knew that she was a machine right away.

That's not exactly what I meant. Some weeks, it may be hard to live on what you earn, don't you think?

(To be fair, Mr Reagan himself was not exactly religious about his own injunction. ) It was Mr Perry, in fact, who started the dust-up.

While it may be common to hear the phrase ODBC driver, it is not exactly the same as the term ODBC API (and shouldn't be construed as such).

In Florida, technology is giving some pretrial defendants a "get out of jail free" card, but it's not exactly free.

He is not exactly known for his sense of style, she said.

Not exactly the kind of Dad who gave piggy-back rides around the back yard, he still manages to show his love for his son in the end.

Not exactly my taste, but I knew it would be a great piece in this guest room.

These days he may not exactly be a model son, but there has been a radical improvement in his behaviour.

Given that China is not exactly a free- market economy , the extent to which wages rise will depend in no small part on government policy .

But the two parties did not exactly campaign in harmony, and differences over taxation and spending may make their alliance a fractious one.

It did not exactly beggar description, but it certainly had that word on the lookout for the mendicancy squad.

An "apple polisher" is one who gives gifts to win friendship or special treatment. It is not exactly a bribe, but is close to it.

Not exactly, but he said they were impressed with me.

Try to remember that sometimes slobber all over the face is not exactly what your partner wants.

Not exactly . She was the girl who jumped out of the cake at my friend's bachelor party .

The bank admits that a theft occurred at its warehouse earlier this year, but it's not exactly sure what was stolen.

Is a clear morning, I once again entered Jiuzhou the door, I could not exactly see Juanjie Health and the Office of the sweep.

"Costa Rica is getting tangled up with regimes that are not exactly shining examples of democracy, " he said.

Hah! How tough could it be? The otter captures the puffer. Yeah, well, sort of. I mean, oh, not exactly!

When he was still a candidate, Mr. Obama did not exactly endorse a carbon tax.

When I reached the office, the school secretary ushered me in to see the principal without making me wait-not exactly a good sign.

You're not exactly gripped by the material, but you know that if you pass your exam, you'll be a step closer to your dream job.

Condors are not exactly tiny birds so he may have been on a shelf or an overhanging rock large enough to take his big feet and body.

even though I'm back in the UK now, all my friends are in university around the country and not exactly in meeting distance.

While he is also a bigger guy (he's not exactly the Tyson Chandler type), he should be able to run the floor and grab a few rebounds.

It is never easy to catch up, because in the meantime, the others are not exactly stopping their own development.

At the gun, they all started out, not exactly in a dash, but with a relish to run the race to the finish and win.

Several years ago, the U. S. automobile-rental company Avis came up with an imaginative, if not exactly boastful, advertising slogan.

You are-how shall I cleverly put it in a few words? -not exactly fat, but rather well-built for your age.

Although if I read about storage solutions rather than instituting any, it's not exactly space-saving but it certainly saves time.

It's not exactly the same task, but it's similar enough to be a likely addition.

Oh, please. You want me to feel bad? You're not exactly occupying the moral high ground, Archibald.

Not exactly the impartial enforcement of legal statutes we were all raised to believe in.

Not exactly household names, but they have more influence over what millions of men wear daily than wives and girlfriends.

Despite all that effort, Ms. Vidisheva said, though people appreciate the service, it is not exactly essential.

By the time he settled on economics, the once dismal science had become, if not exactly gay, then no longer grim, hopeless or resigned.

This leaves the young son and his uncle, Chang Sung-taek, which is not exactly the dream team to lead the North out of its morass.

"Not exactly, " said the embarrassed man. "You're lying on the dining room skylight . "

Well, not exactly. But I have shown some of my foreign teachers around Guangzhou and the Pear River Delta as well.

Not exactly romantic, especially considering that the few hours afterward are one of the best times to bond.

We're not exactly sure what it's trying to tell us, but it sounds dire.

I realise that this is not exactly a subject of general interest, even within the financial community.

I'm not exactly sure what she does there, but it seems to be related to humorous poems.

I reflected as the good woman descended to receive the doctor; and not exactly of the kind which I should have chosen to amuse me.

There was no beer or food at his place. He's not exactly the host with the most.

I am not exactly sure what you are asking, but I will try to answer what I think you are asking.

"That's not exactly the type of cooperation you see between competing projects within IBM, " he says. "And that quickly became addictive. "

Though ejection seats have saved hundreds of pilots, they're not exactly the easy way out of a crashing plane.

You're not exactly up for wicked thoughts, but simply the right words to say to someone special.

The U. S. central bank, they said, did not exactly have a flattering track record.

Of course, it is not exactly manipulation. China has an explicit policy of keeping down the value of its currency against the dollar.

Maybe prosperity is not exactly what they imagined it to be. Well, imagination and reality do have their differences.

At the gun they all started out, not exactly in a race, but with the attractive quality to run the race to the finish and win.

But concentrating all the gains in a tiny number of hands is not exactly motivating the broad workforce.

The development that America achieved over the last 4 centuries did not exactly come clean.

Vincent: Well, not exactly. I have a bit of money I've been saving under my bed.

It should be underlined here that the 1988 Accord as referred to here is not exactly a photocopy of the 1988 Accord.

"That does not exactly correspond to our views of a partnership, " Mr Hambrecht told Mr Wen at the weekend meeting in the city of Xi'an.

Richard: That's not exactly true you know. Many comedians have made the move to films and have done very well.

Not exactly, but at least they should be friendly to me.

does not exactly match the bank's information.

A less naive observer might note that, by the time Mr Latimer showed up, Mr Bush did not exactly have a free hand.

well, I think some of you guys take this basketball thing a little too far. He's a good guy but he's not exactly my hero.

Now the boom is not exactly a bust, but China is sinking economically as it confronts developmental limits and domestic challenges.

Michael Adolf fraud case is true, but the Wall Street financial institutions to attract overseas investors, is not exactly the same?

Not exactly the capitalist credo you might pick up in business school.

That Shakes The Barley rolling, then the voice whisper, you do not exactly laughing that sounds pleasant to the ears?

And even though the IG Nobel is not exactly a prestIGious award, winners travel from all over the world to collect their trophies.

Variable data business card printing and membership card making tremendous every piece of content is not exactly the same.

She considered doing something about it then, only to realize that the world was not exactly in sync with her sartorial predilections.

But that still leaves at least a couple of thousand troops not exactly accounted for.

It's not exactly the places you'd expect to see, and neither is there a clear geographic pattern.

As I mentioned back in The source of all bytecode, the source code used by Javassist is not exactly the Java language.

How bypass surgery causes kidney damage is not exactly known, the researchers said, but several possible culprits have been suggested.

All very gratifying for tablet manufacturers, no doubt, but not exactly a money-spinner.

It is not exactly mastering nuclear physics to smile nicely, shake hands, and visit sick patients, the traditional job of a first lady.

I felt terrible and guilty. But it turned out to be not exactly true.

Apple's advice is not exactly helpful as it does not include software or hardware fixes.

It is not exactly a road, just a route made over the mountain by the travelers over time.

OK, it's not exactly Olympic sized, but for a hotel this size in a city centre location it was very respectable.

Not exactly cordial, but at least we were talking.

Not exactly relishing this, I said, 'Never mind me, Joe.

At the gun, they all started out, not exactly in a fast run, but with a walk to finish the race and win.

Internal Tory dissent lacks a powerful voice. The public mood is also one of grudging assent, if not exactly fervent support.

He does not exactly deny the charge that his city is out of kilter with mainstream America.

Answer: not exactly. In my opinion, multimedia is only a means to an end .

Not exactly an 'awesome job' by any means, but it's a start. When I got home, the first thing I did was to ring up the number.

Press Releases are often formal marketing communications, not exactly conversational.

This has not exactly been a banner six months for private equity in China, '' says David Brown, partner at PwC.

We're only seeing each other once a week. That's not exactly a sex life. You must be doing a lot of, um, solo flights.

Over the short term at least, this is not exactly a victory for Internet freedom.

Like many important life events, it is a power struggle of sorts, and I'm not exactly sure where the balance lies.

S: Not exactly. Our sun is a middle size star, so it's probably not big enough to cause a supernova explosion.

Due to huge differences between historical background of various countries, the role of middle class is not exactly the same.

Well, I come from the former Soviet Republic of Belarus, which, as some of you may know, is not exactly an oasis of liberal democracy.

And, in true Gallic fashion, he is not exactly short of confidence as he looks forward to the tournament.

"What do you think of this essay? " "Well, it's not exactly ~ accurate. " .

Of course, given that polar bears are immense carnivores, the notion that they might on occasion attack humans is not exactly shocking.

I played with him, but not exactly . . . just with my buddies.

No tower can stand when foundations, the building and the top are not exactly fitting on top of each other.

It's not exactly a suite, but it will be good enough to make you folks comfortable for the night.

well, they probably have a base, with robots, you will find more, i'm not exactly reading it, come up in DIRTY LAUNDRY. . .

Not exactly like this but I dreamed it.

As you can see, it is not exactly what you hoped for.

It was a delicate matter to engineer, and in such matters he was not exactly the soul of tact, but he undertook it.

Answer: I'm not exactly sure what you mean by the first part of the question.

Resistance, if not exactly futile, is harder than it used to be.

She quit as a professional politician after her co-leader died not long ago, however, and now she's not exactly in the public eye.

For Mr Straw, the result is a triumph, even if it was not exactly the one he hoped for.

In 2008, Wilkinson said Olive Garden was better than any restaurant in Italy, but her free publicity was not exactly welcomed.

Although some of the expressions were not exactly correct, everyone showed plenty confidence. I was relieved that the training had paid off.

Mamma goes on with heR teapot looking not exactly like patience on a monument.

Other people do not see clearly because their eyes are not exactly the right shape.

After all, offering both would effectively double the cost of IT, and we're not exactly in a financial climate that allows that.

Not exactly. Actually I was wondering why the openings of these tubes was built toward the city?

Indeed not, she might reply, but one did not exactly have it done by cowboys the first time.

I Awakened with a Feeling I awakened with a feeling that was not exactly fright, after something ate the feathers in my pillow overnight.

Mr. Pickwick fully entered into the spirit of this eulogium, but he could not exactly re-echo its terms.

Improving your swing through flash motion imagery maybe fun, but it dose not exactly fit the traditional definition of consumer electronics.

One of the allusions was not exactly coarse, but somewhat vulgar.

However, stock prices do not exactly snap back into place overnight.

Objects do not exactly correspond to item elements in project files.

Admittedly, with the local economy already hit hard by the recession, the expense is not exactly welcome.

Also, the ride quality, while not exactly plush, was impressive for a sedan with serious sporting ability.

During the boom, Japanese corporate capitalism was not exactly shareholder friendly.

At 77, Mr. Lutz is not exactly a long-term solution to the company's considerable challenges.

Even if it's not exactly objectification, isn't it still problematic?

For one, the existing criminal-justice system, led by a government in distress, is not exactly un-populist.

At different safety culture state organization evolves their mandatory construction methods and the focus is not exactly the same.

Putting sensors and actuators (devices to control a mechanism) into physical infrastructures is not exactly new.

This is not exactly garden variety as building strategies go, but it's certainly among the most ornate, natural, and "green. "

I'm waiting for this feeling to come again to prove that although it seems I become older and older, but it's not exactly.

Game pieces were flying everywhere, and, well, it was not exactly my most relaxing moment of summer vacation.

D: Not exactly. Our sun is middle-size star, so it is probably not big enough to cause supernova explosion.

This means that the number of rows in the sample output may not exactly reflect the specified percentage.

Now I'm not an expert swimmer but I do know a good dive from a poor one, and this was not exactly medal quality.

However if the rules are not exactly right, very bad outcomes can result when individuals act in a self-interested way.

I've signed for five. Possibly I'll do six. It's a little bit difficult with my schedule so I'm not exactly sure yet.

He has already made a decent profit on the investment, but he's not exactly happy with it.

He was not exactly ascetic, but he despised luxury and all pursuit of artificial pleasures of the senses.

This dictionary is not exactly what I wanted, but it will do.

This does not exactly make sense to me, and I'm quite sure I don't like it.

Ears are not exactly those drums Beach Sound curl in front is now blamed for the dense bamboo.

This may not exactly be a consolation; in fact, it may bring more sorrow to you.

When you're having trouble paying the bills, you're not exactly pining to pitch in hard-earned money to help a powerful president.

By Trevanian. Not exactly a classic, but a hidden treasure of the spy genre.

"The problem is the state governments are not exactly clean, " said John Ackerman, editor of the Mexican Law Review.

His attempt to offer us a bribe is not exactly subtle.

Our laws also safeguard the right to bear arms: not exactly a biological imperative.

However, because samples are taken by scanning complete data pages, the actual sample size may not exactly match the amount specified.

I'm not exactly sure when the movie will be released in the States or if it will be cut down into one release.

Instead, you have to copy them into a directory in your My Documents folder, which is not exactly user-friendly, but works just fine.

Sure, you can embed the images on your site by using a clumsy chunk of HTML code, but that's not exactly a pleasure to use.

And anyway, the Sun and the galactic center will not exactly coincide even in 2012.

Mrs Clinton is highly intelligent, formidably hard-working and, though not exactly a foreign-policy expert, knows many world leaders.

There's not exactly a rush of good news across economically stressed America - unless you work at one of our 1, 200 community colleges.

Britain's commitment to the "special relationship" has not exactly weakened.

Name the Financial Secretary who was not exactly a typical civil servant and who introduced the linked exchange rate system.

So far, however, it's not exactly printing service providers who are taking the lead in this sector.

Now that the day is here, officials say he will not exactly meet with the Joint Chiefs of Staff - the heads of the four U.

That's not exactly a lifetime-of-the-car duration, but it's a significant chunk of time before replacement will be necessary.

The public mood is also one of grudging assent, if not exactly fervent support.

"Not exactly, Fred, " replied the imperturbable Richard, continuing to write with a business-like air.

Healthcare and insurance have been leaders in data governance, though not exactly by choice.

W: Well, not exactly. But I have shown some of my foreign friends around Beijing.

But you could say in my room if you don't mind. It's not exactly a suite, but it's clean.

"Green Cloud" opened with Liu's father's collection of books, newspapers and periodicals. Not exactly a library in the conventional sense.

If the door's not exactly true it won't close properly.

Finds all records where the exact contents of the field are not exactly equal to "Germany. "

That obliges to use for the calculation other crude oils streams that are not exactly comparable.

It is not exactly news that most young women (and men, for that matter) want to get married.

However, in different historical periods, its nature is not exactly the same connotation.

This can be handy but is not exactly what you want to use when you need to unmount a file system now.

"It's not exactly stagflation, " she says, "but a different and worse economic picture than for many years. "

But Ferguson is right - I'm not that good and I'm not exactly superstar material.

"The assumption that body weight is simply a consequence of behavior is not exactly correct, " he says.

DENVER -- This was not exactly the new look Carmelo Anthony was talking about.

Not exactly Italian style, but with some clever touches of Italian mosaic and design, the impression is stylish, elegant, and inviting.

It's not exactly a false dawn, more a matter of sunny intervals in an uncertain sky.

Japanese officials are also not exactly impartial observers on the subject of U. S. debt.

You're not exactly known as the town crackup.

When Kate was a fugitive, she married a cop. It's not exactly the best move.

It's not exactly as simple as creating a search class and copying and pasting the search code (as the code above implies).

Dan: That's not exactly what I had in mind. I know your research costs are high, but what I'd like is a 25% discount.

I feel like I missed some important points, but I'm not exactly sure what they are.

Optimists tend to believe that positive events happen in their lives more often than negative ones (which is not exactly true).

While I'm not exactly living in a lap of luxury, my online endeavour is fully supporting my lifestyle now.

That's not exactly a handy characteristic when a Greek default seems almost inevitable.

I started out years ago as a mathematics major who liked photoshop tutorials, not exactly a recipe for good design.

His suggestion, like Mr. Geithner's, was not exactly welcomed as a solution.

Right now, archaeologists and heritage experts are not exactly going home; the site is continuously monitored.

Death is not exactly cocktail-party conversation, I know, and neither is cancer, or brain surgery, or matters below the waist.

Eight-year-old Sam learned that the ancient description of Mars as red is not exactly right.

Physiology experts say it's not exactly an effective way to shed extra weight - but the idea is worth a laugh or two.

The computational problem is not exactly insignificant.

He will, however, demurely admit that he's "not exactly" the lascivious lothario of his TV alter ego.

It's a puzzle. You can tell how it's similar but not exactly like the synoptic Gospels.

Well , not exactly . But I should think somewhere after noon .

Gangway watchman: Not exactly. Would you mind waiting for a moment? I'll call the OOW. Maybe, he can issue a temporary pass to you.

A work placement or. . . ? - Not exactly.

Well, not exactly like any other.

Obviously, those comments were made long before Obama's victory and her nomination, so it's not exactly administration policy.

Three main arguments are now mustered by Labour devotees in mitigation, if not exactly in their party's defence.

However, the different social and political attitudes of the people's livelihood is not exactly the same, even opposite.

Octopuses are rather shy, so despite their blue blood they are not exactly kings of the sea.

If the holes are not exactly where you want them, you can pick again. Right-click when you're finished.

Have sex even if you're not exactly craving for it: once you start you'll probably be glad you did.

Ok, so it's not exactly a 'sex toy', but it is a sexual enhancer, and is loved by many kiwi couples.

While I liked this idea when I was a kid, I'm not exactly sure whether it really helps or simply tricks of the mind.

Dark night, mentions the school, well, the road lighting not exactly as in the face, otherwise, parents will see my tears across.

luckily, your shotgun, flamethrower, and other weapons seem appropriately powerful, if not exactly satisfying to use.

Some critics, however, note that Sandberg is not exactly a typical working mother.

They were also pleased by gifts of cash, a pretty fail-safe, though not exactly romantic gift.

A wander through Reykjavik shows you Christmas has not exactly been stolen.

'cause "I was a teenage drug addict" , is not exactly a winning college essay.

But the implication remains that wives and whores are--if not exactly like Coke and Pepsi--something akin to champagne and beer.

It's not exactly what I wanted but it will serve my purpose.