Sentence examples for squarely on target from inspiring English sources

The sport allows little room for error: exhale a millisecond too soon and a minuscule shift, amplified over 60 feet, can doom an arrow that might have otherwise landed squarely on target.

By the morning of Friday, Sept. 11, Iniki had taken a hooking turn to the east, a shift that took the heavily populated island of Oahu out of its path but put Kauai squarely on target.

Much worse, however, was to come on Thursday, when the Conservatives signalled that they are now looking at a fresh cut squarely targeted on one very young group – children born into large families.

And Nocera put a target squarely on his chest with that post.

Can I count on your support to fight against President Obama's plan for unlimited debt?" McConnell continued: "As I lead the fight against his dangerous debt scheme, Barack Obama has placed a huge target squarely on my back.

Unlike the dominant utilitarian approach to conservation, which puts the cost of reaching conservation targets squarely on the shoulders of other animals, a compassionate ethic for conservation brings empathy into decisionmaking alongside other values.

The house has been riding the Amanda wave for weeks now, and Amanda's target fell squarely on Helen's back this week.

This negotiation focuses squarely on interests, options, and objective criteria.

Like the Coalition in opposition, senior Labor figures laugh at the suggestion that they might provide any kind of a political target when criticism is trained so squarely on the government.

Other technical projects out there are doing the same — focusing squarely on the community they are building for and adopting lower target figures for their ICO fundraising.

The only way of stopping it is for the international community to place the blame squarely on Hamas for engaging in the double war crime of targeting Israeli civilians from behind its own civilians.