Sentence examples for the more squarely from inspiring English sources
The harder it gets, the more squarely he is confronted with his own limitations.
And the more squarely W. is confronted with his own limitations, the more rattled and unrelaxed he gets.
Click to view So much has been written about the fabulously sustained lyrical arc of this routine and the particular chemistry of the dancers' partnership – the delicately drawn Deane and the more squarely built Torvill eliciting comparisons with Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers.
* "You could not have hit the nail on the head more squarely.
It places the emphasis more squarely on the appraisal of health system dimensions for guiding informed decisions about the acquisition and implementation of mHealth at scale.
Mr Macris should have explained the position more squarely especially when he knew the synthetic credit portfolio's losses had worsened".
Facebook's announcement also places the company more squarely in Google's line of sight, as both companies battle to be the primary hub for both businesses and consumers on the Web.
Roivant Sciences, a three-year-old, Basel, Switzerland-based company aiming to one day be a giant holding company for dozens of independent biopharmaceutical companies, has raised $1.1 billion in equity led by the SoftBank Vision Fund — making it the latest in a string of enormous bets by SoftBank, and putting the young outfit more squarely on the radar of the tech world.
The public research university is a highly successful model, but this does not mean that we do not need new and differentiated models that address the needs of the nation in the 21st century more squarely.
Some of the headlines greeting Mrs. Clinton that morning raised the issue even more squarely, focusing on the pressure America has put on Kenya to set up a special tribunal to try the perpetrators of the election-driven bloodshed last year, in which more than 1,000 people were killed.
Now another group is making the trek, and the reason is more squarely focused on money.
