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sweet spot
[sweet spot]
noun
Sports.the spot on a club, racket, bat, etc., where a ball is most effectively hit.
a point, range, or particular set of conditions that will achieve the most desirable or effective outcome.
The trick is finding the sweet spot between making the puzzle challenging but not impossible.
sweet spot
noun
sport the centre area of a racquet, golf club, etc, from which the cleanest shots are made
Word History and Origins
Origin of sweet spot1
Example Sentences
The sweet spot for those new homes, Glaeser and Gyourko show, was in “high price, low density” tracts—places that were in high demand, relative to the metropolitan average, and very suburban in character.
India and the US are also negotiating a trade deal that could put Asia's third-largest economy in a sweet spot to benefit from the so-called "China exodus" - as global firms shift operations to diversify supply chains.
That’s known as the sweet spot, a place where he, and jockey Umberto Rispoli, can make decisions about how to run the race.
Soil experts differ on the perfect number between acidity and alkalinity, but the sweet spot is generally believed to be between 6.5 and 7.2, Wallace said, and some scientists believe plants in SoCal can tolerate alkalinity as high as 7.9.
The sweet spot, after all, isn’t about neatness or perfection.
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