Sentence examples similar to as is being correct from inspiring English sources

Make sure that as mistakes are being corrected, to document each correction.

However, they are being corrected as the U.N. is now serious about reform.

They may have believed, as conservative Jewish columnist Jeff Jacoby apparently did, that Hagee's remarks on the Holocaust, as jarring as they were, were theologically correct, and therefore excusable.

Are you now saying that you simply support the Brady Bill as is?" "That's correct," Mr. Higgins said.

"Perth has never been recognised as being a football city and that has to be seen as being correct," Brown said.

"It's quietly fascinating; the Big Duck is a small wonder," said Ms. Bixby, as a historically correct screen door was being fitted into place.

Sometimes those who shout the loudest are initially accepted as being correct.

The popular name is amaryllis, but despite an ongoing debate, hippeastrum is generally accepted as being correct.

Considering these categories, participants' descriptions in which keywords related to sound sources or similar phenomena were contained were regarded as being correct.

The heart of the issue is this: If the answer to a computer problem can quickly be verified as being correct, might it also be possible to calculate that answer quickly in the first place?

When no metadata is available, this check cannot be performed and the record is evaluated as being correct.