Sentence examples for have hit on from inspiring English sources

The Mori Building Company may have hit on a winning formula.

He seems to have hit on yet another subject that's both idiosyncratic and rich with racial subtext.

Perhaps even more impressive is that two other franchises without Mr Beane's illustrious track record have hit on a similar solution.

Yet Mr Roberts may have hit on one truth.

The new study by Lerman and her co-authors may also inadvertently have hit on one unlikely source of hope for urban wildlife: Civic pride and competitiveness.

Economy: You have hit on one of the most important points we make.

The Smithsonian Institution may have hit on one of the best uses of 3D printing to date.

Mother Nature, however, seems early on to have hit on one good design for the molecular clocks that govern circadian rhythms and used it repeatedly.

Of all the "Argo" vs. "Lincoln" vs. "Les Miserables" arguments, you may have hit on the one rub I have neglected to consider: the actors' branch.

But so far output is near zero because no one seems to have hit on a commercially successful recipe.

Sometimes, you might find the two of you have hit on a topic that's uncomfortable to one or both of you, and silence ensues.