Sentence examples for remarkably on target from inspiring English sources
Silver was remarkably on target in election years 2008 and 2012, but he's been off when it comes to Trump (and he's hardly alone), so who really has a clue what that 19% may really mean on November 8th?
The mantra was "on target, on trigger".
Remarkably, in the absence of on-target toxicity, the combination of panobinostat and MD5-1 provided the greatest survival advantage in tumor-bearing C57BL/6.DR5−/− mice with a significant increase in survival compared with vehicle-treated mice (median=54 versus 30.5 days; P<0.05).
The Kyoto Protocol committed the industrialized world to an average 5percentt reduction in greenhouse emissions below 1990 levels between 2008 and 2012 -- a remarkably ambitious target, given the world's rising dependence on fossil fuels.
They are right on target.
Essentially on target, he said.
The criticism is on target.
Attempts on target: Benfica 11.
Simple perhaps, but on target.
