Sentence examples for to squarely from inspiring English sources
adverb
In the shape of a square; at right angles
And my cortisol level fell almost 10 points, to squarely within the normal range.
Across the broad geography of its membership, the G-20 needs to squarely address the crisis of rising inequality.
The Supreme Court's decision last week, in Maryland v. King, was its first to squarely address DNA collection and databanking.
I wish I knew which way the wind was ultimately blowing on this, but of the other seven major insurers I approached for comment, all either declined to talk at all or declined to squarely address this non-renewal question.
The question is whether we possess the wisdom and the courage, as nation-states and members of an international community, to squarely meet those challenges; whether the United Nations can meet the tests of our time.
In less than a week, the race for Bronx borough president has catapulted from barely noticeable to squarely on the front burner of political attention -- courtesy of the Rev. Al Sharpton.
His part of the story represents difficult truths that the reform movement has yet to face squarely — and needs to.
Mr. Mbeki has been justly pilloried, both at home and abroad, for his failure to face up squarely to AIDS.
I found out that I put my need to lead squarely in front of my need to live.
Labour has to face squarely the challenge confronting it.
Others consider Amazon to be squarely in the right.
