Sentence examples for begun correctly from inspiring English sources

The Obama campaign has begun correctly.

By 1978, however, he had begun correctly citing Harrison as its author.

"It felt important to begin correctly, by paying tribute.

There are also claims that, spurred on both by centuries of meticulous observations and awareness of the high price of failure (legend tells of "drunk astronomers" Ho and Hi, executed by the emperor in 2136BC for not anticipating the first recorded eclipse), the Chinese began correctly forecasting eclipses as long as 2,000 years ago.

Second, software programs have only begun to correctly include design weights in MLM estimation.

Such methods, known as early detection systems because they detect epidemics once they have begun, can correctly identify periods that are defined by expert observers as epidemic, albeit with varying specificity.

Within moments, the copier began printing correctly again.

One begins by correctly identifying and understanding the conventional truth.

The results revealed that after the age of 30 months children begin to correctly interpret nouns while simultaneously taking into account their partner's knowledge (50% of the French and 29% of the Japanese children were successful), whereas this remains difficult for younger children (no child under 30 months was successful).

Any interventions to support key players must begin by correctly identifying them.

If the sight center of the brain that "sees" did not "begin" to correctly process sight at exactly at the same moment as the optic nerve, then the nerve would have no reason to transmit or to be attached to the brain and the eye wouldn't see.