Sentence examples for correct accomplishment from inspiring English sources

In theory, the modular organization of the biological networks has been proposed to favour and even ensure the insulation necessary to the correct accomplishment of certain cellular process on one hand, and the connections needed to integrate information from multiple sources on the other hand [ 61].

There was all of the usual passion and commitment but O'Neill was correct to talk up their accomplishment on the ball.

And it's fine to believe, as Featherstone's contributors do, that electing a woman as president is not a significant feminist accomplishment unless she has the correct policy bona fides.

The campaign has aggressively sought to correct course by touting Carson's medical accomplishments and stressing that he has been working with foreign-policy experts to study geopolitical issues.

Should we downplay our accomplishments and be more politically correct?

The president is likely to celebrate the event as a momentous historical accomplishment instead of doing the right thing -- offering the correct and sober assessment that his efforts led to a bill that is sorely lacking.

Bryzgalov was correct in saying that this had not been a one-man accomplishment.

It is up to us in the profession to meet the challenge of our image problem, seize the high ground we deserve, correct the misperceptions about our industry and protect the tremendous accomplishments PR has made over the decades.

Their subjects were asked to rate such things as their tendency to correct others, to want to control conversations, and to surpass others' accomplishments, in a questionnaire designed to assess their dominance.

However, the comparison is a correct and useful one in order to understand the magnitude of such an accomplishment.

Maxwell was proven correct, and his quantitative connection between light and electromagnetism is considered one of the great accomplishments of 19th century mathematical physics.