Sentence examples for be correct that increased from inspiring English sources

Lehrer might be correct that increased acceptance of polyamory would lead more people to live polyamorously, but this is only something to fear if one accepts the premise that polyamory is in fact harmful to society.

Moscow is correct that increasing missile defense capabilities could undermine the balance in strategic offensive forces, but that problem will not arise for 15 or 20 years, if then.

He found that eliminating P. vivax led to significant gains in human capital and income; eliminating P. falciparum did not.So even if the researchers at Brown and MIT are correct that increasing life expectancy does not quickly increase income per head, particular health improvements may well do so.

Applications of IRT implicitly assume that the model is correct; that is, expected item scores should increase monotonically and the item response model should reflect the data accurately.

A: That's correct, that's correct.

You may be correct that urban graffiti is increasing ("Cities Large and Small Report an Upsurge in Graffiti," news article, July 19), but corporate visual blight is also on the rise in Los Angeles.

You're correct – things that increase pressure in the disc space can worsen sciatica.

It appeared that Salt (2010) may have been correct, that an increase in shot number alone created fractal-like effects.

Mr. McCain is correct that autism diagnoses have increased in recent decades; no one disputes that.

"The need for action has increased, and it's correct that the finance minister will increase his efforts to work towards a solution on this issue," Mr. Offer said at a news conference.

You are correct that most rent increases require a minimum notice of 30 days.