Sentence examples for be correct it will from inspiring English sources

If my theory turns out to be correct, it will have sweeping consequences.

But if the stem-cell hypothesis is indeed shown to be correct, it will have the great virtue of unifying and simplifying the understanding of what cancer is.

While it is of primary concern that those who stand accused should be investigated as soon as possible, if these allegations are shown to be correct, it will be important to understand the wider implications of a school culture which facilitated such abuses of trust, and afforded alleged offenders long-term protection.

"If proved to be correct, it will solve a lot of problems".

While in some instances this generalization may be correct, it will be misleading if the population is characterized by distinct subpopulations.

"If it turns out to be correct, it will trigger a lot of new experiments and new thoughts about how we approach glutamate toxicity," Choi says.

If the agent is correct, it will come as unwelcome news to the Mets and the Phillies.

If he's correct, it will become harder to question his economic analysis of the current patent system.

If the proposal is correct, it will set conditions that should help solve the many other problems in reconstructing the origin of life.

If their prediction is correct, it will confirm that the phenomenon is real and that their formula is capturing its essence.

If all the reports are correct it will do the same to television, and, it's rumoured, to the next wave of wearable devices such as the Fitbit and Nike+ Fuelband, with its own iWatch.