Sentence examples for always be correct from inspiring English sources

But that assumption may not always be correct.

"When deciding pronunciation for station names, the primary goal is to always be correct," he noted.

The first thing to say is that the Fed's forecasts will not always be correct, and that's O.K.

I am a firm believer that the truth will out – and so it stands to reason that not only will Wiki always be correct, but so, too, would all newspapers if they were run in the same way.

On the basis of the present analysis results, the assumption of a linear relationship between the Sq amplitude and solar activity index used in the correlation analyses of previous works may not always be correct.

During analysis, we generally used the maximum peak in the former envelope group as the true peak, considering the sidelobe in the synthetic correlogram (Fig. 2c); this assumption may not always be correct; however, the important point is to pick the same peak among all ranging.

April missteps can always be corrected if a team is good enough.

Peter Flax, the editor in chief of Bicycling magazine, told me that he knew of no serious racers who complained about erectile dysfunction, and that problems with numbness could almost always be corrected by adjusting the saddle.

Within kinship calculation, the latter should always be corrected, for example by using the VanRaden or a similar algorithm.

Overall this indicates that low percentage of MPI should always be corrected prior to the application of OCS.

The increased SLA and the midcarpal instability with an extended lunate could almost always be corrected with reduction of the fracture (Table 2).