Squarely used in a sentence

Squarely in a sentence as an adverb

"The simple flaw with this idea is that wall street is squarely focused on making more money.

"He followed up after another friend's comment with"Microsoft is squarely in the wrong here.

"Not all cops are crooked - but the Blue Code of Silence puts the culpability for the crooked cops' crimes squarely on the police force as a whole.

A few simple side-by-side screenshots would have sufficed and put the court of public opinion squarely on his side.

I've got Java squarely in mind, of course, and I'm convinced better language design can solve the problem with less harm to the software.

For someone squarely on the full disclosure side of the debate, this would be about the best case to fully disclose everything, immediately.

On the contrary, it stands squarely within the traditions of those laws and is a good example of precisely how such laws have been implemented for many decades.

Sexist jokes, not taking women seriously and making an app to surreptitiously stare at my boobies all fall squarely within that definition.

I fall squarely into the Typesafe side of the camp—we don't use Scalaz or Shapeless or much of anything from the Typelevel project but Akka and Play are core technologies for us.

The combination of introducing new thought and speech crimes, while recording everything everybody says and writes, brings us squarely into an unchartered new era of despotism.

Hmm, an aggregator of business-crippling 50+% off coupons directed squarely at one-time-use, entitled penny-pinchers is not doing well after they've run through most of the gullible small businesses in the US?Go figure.

Rather, it is squarely on building you as an entrepreneur in order to empower you to build your business, equip you to hustle up more traction, and provide you with the tools to raise money to continue accelerating your growth if you want.

Controlling the gatekeepers of public conversation is a measure that is squarely in the court of totalitarianism-- this leak was the evidence needed to begin calling the USA a right wing authoritarian/totalitarian state.