Sentence examples for be correct because of from inspiring English sources

Hadju said a lack of hard data made it almost impossible to reach an accurate figure but 4,000 could be correct because of a history of police underreporting murders or failing to investigate suspicious deaths.

Thus, the estimated ICTD in low-frequency subbands may not be correct because of few spectral bins obtained.

However, the researchers' estimate of frequency (18 ) is more likely to be correct because of the larger sample size.

Maron admits OpenStreetMap is not going to be as precise as a professional survey, but given that it takes up to two years for any inaccuracy to be changed in a formal mapping project, and most inaccuracies are unlikely ever to be corrected because of the sheer scale of what's involved, OpenStreetMap clearly fills a valuable niche.

The implied argument is that the Way of the sage kings is correct because of its consequences, in particular because of its unique ability to produce social order.

This explanation raises important questions about how to understand the relevant "because of" relation here: what exactly is the difference between a true belief being held because of an epistemic competence, and a belief being correct because of an epistemic competence?

For instance, Sosa (2007) holds that S knows p iff S aptly believes p, where S's belief is apt iff it is correct because of the exercise of an epistemic competence (see also Greco 2009, 2010 for a closely related account).

Altman's statement was correct because of a key difference between the deficit and how lawmakers have defined the statutory debt limit.

As DNA Circles grow, they can serve as powerful evidence that the genealogical research bringing all these people together is correct because of the shared DNA between members of the circle.

"If it's based on the Zodiac, then my answer is correct, because out of those choices, Aquarius is the last sign".

These results should not be interpreted as causal, nor can the direction of the association be assumed to be correct because the temporality of the association is unknown.