Sentence examples for was seriously off from inspiring English sources

But Purdue didn't need the media's help to know that something was seriously off with the distribution of OxyContin.

Another political indicator showed a steady negative, as 43percentt said the nation was going in the right direction while 49percentt said it was seriously "off on the wrong track".

"This hearing should help answer why the NSF and NEON Inc. failed to heed the warning signs that the project was seriously off track," Representative Lamar Smith (R TX), chair of the science committee, said in his opening statement.

Sixty-five per cent of respondents said that the country was seriously off-track.

According to the national exit poll, sixty-five per cent of voters said that the country was seriously off-track.

"For the first couple of weeks in the campaign, National was seriously off-track and that was also denying Labour some breathing space.

As we argued last month, the idea that Mr Pawlenty would benefit from meddling in the election is seriously off base.

Two-thirds of all voters told the exit poll on Tuesday that "things in this country are seriously off on the wrong track", while a third – overwhelmingly Republicans – said one reason they had voted was to express opposition to Obama.

And these policymakers are significantly more confident that the country is "moving in the right direction," as opposed to being "seriously off on the wrong track," than the general public.

So what's the deal with The Governor (David Morrissey) in Season 4? "All bets are seriously off," Gimple teased, while Morrissey added, "I think at the end of last season, he was in a very dark place... he feels like [his people] betrayed him and that's not going to go down well with The Governor... Something happened to him, something switched.

On the titular island,weather conditions are seriously off-kilter and your quest is to get to the bottom of it by talking, walking, exploring and collecting.