Sentence examples for run squarely from inspiring English sources

Indeed, some of the Obama administration's measures are likely to run squarely into American political realities.

If the administration loses its argument, one early strategy is to run squarely against the Supreme Court.

While Newark provides the 64-year-old mayor with vast corporate contacts and fund-raising resources, Mr. James could run squarely into the bias of the suburban voter.

The prescriptions of these self-proclaimed "idealists" run squarely counter to the "realist" paradigm, and the vision of that quintessential realist Henry Kissinger.

But when it comes to ABN Amro's most forward-looking plan-to create a borderless pan-European bank offering the full range of commercial and investment banking services across Euroland-Kalff has run squarely into a wall.

But when it comes to ABN Amro's most forward-looking plan-to create a borderless bank offering the full range of commercial and investment banking services across Euroland-Kalff has run squarely into chauvinistic regulators determined to stop whatever cross-border deals they dislike.

Sideburns began to… The newspapers recently ran squarely up against the Alf-Alfred question.

The newspapers recently ran squarely up against the Alf-Alfred question.

The New Yorker, June 27 , 1936P. 9 The newspapers recently ran squarely up against the Alf-Alfred question.

When they awoke on Tuesday they ran squarely into the local government's new war against SARS.

By E. B. White and Lewis Gannett The New Yorker, June 27 , 1936P. 9 The newspapers recently ran squarely up against the Alf-Alfred question.