Another example: Apple's Siri squarely failing to dent the universe.
For example, the coalition stands squarely behind Obama's June 15 announcement that deferred action will be granted to some undocumented young people, which a June 17 poll found boosted enthusiasm for the president among Latino voters.
For example, my sister-in-law is squarely in the beaches court of the beaches vs. mountains matter.
"The Express" is an honorable example of a tried-and-true formula, squarely aimed at a presumably large cross-section of the moviegoing public: people who love football and hate racism.
For example, someone in North America who looks you squarely in the eye may project confidence and honesty, but in other parts of the world, direct eye contact might be perceived as rude or threatening.
Martin Davies from Click Music gave the song five stars out of five and stated that the song is "that rare example of a track that hits you squarely between the eyes".
More specifically, blame for 'non-compliance', for example, with medication regimens, is often placed squarely on the Indigenous patient rather than the communication skills of health care providers in explaining instructions.
It might be argued, for example, that two other systematic activities lie more squarely in the genealogical ancestry of our two objects of interest, and they are theology and natural philosophy.
The fight against dredging, for example, led by the current town supervisor, is being squarely countered by the man she replaced in the job, Terry R. Seeley, a restaurant owner.
By then the list should honour Moses and be pruned to ten goals aimed squarely at reducing poverty, boosting education (for example, extending girls' schooling by two years) and improving health (say by halving the rate of malaria infection).
