Sentence examples for be seriously off from inspiring English sources

The results were not official and were later found to be seriously off.

On Tuesday he hopes to give Andy Murray a fright with skills inspired by his boyhood hero, Andre Agassi, although the world No4 would have to be seriously off his game to tumble out against an opponent 64 places adrift of him in the rankings.

And the verdict could prove as elusive this year as it has been in the past two seasons, given that the new MP4-24 McLaren Hamilton will be driving appeared to be seriously off the fastest runners' pace through much of the preseason testing.

Keep tabs of checkpoints along the way if you miss a turn, you could be seriously off course before you realise it.

As we argued last month, the idea that Mr Pawlenty would benefit from meddling in the election is seriously off base.

But Purdue didn't need the media's help to know that something was seriously off with the distribution of OxyContin.

Just 15% of voters hold a positive view about the direction the state is headed, while more than five times as many (78%) believe the state is seriously off on the wrong track.

A recent report from the International Energy Agency warns that the development and deployment of CCS is "seriously off pace" as a way to prevent the average global temperature from rising more than 2 °C a widely used target in climate strategy.

Two-thirds of all voters told the exit poll on Tuesday that "things in this country are seriously off on the wrong track", while a third – overwhelmingly Republicans – said one reason they had voted was to express opposition to Obama.

Another political indicator showed a steady negative, as 43percentt said the nation was going in the right direction while 49percentt said it was seriously "off on the wrong track".

And these policymakers are significantly more confident that the country is "moving in the right direction," as opposed to being "seriously off on the wrong track," than the general public.