Sentence examples for correct because it is from inspiring English sources

But in "Straw attacked Clegg, who he thought was wrong" – "who" is correct, because it is "he" not "him" who is considered wrong.

It is correct, because it is a huge challenge to transform our comparative advantages into competitive advantages, and without quality education it just won't be possible.

He points out that this "left-hemisphere chauvinism" cannot be correct because it is always Right's business to envisage what is going on as a whole, while Left provides precision on particular issues.

These days, academia is marginalised in the capital unless, of course, you count all the Straussian conservative intellectuals in think-tanks who left academia because they thought it was rigged against them.Bias in universities is hard to correct because it is usually not overt: it has to do with prejudice about which topics are worth studying and what values are worth holding.

Two targets seem not to be well adapted for docking: cp3a4, whose best pose was considered as correct because it is very close to the limit RMSD of 2 Å.

Strawson's point against Austin is that it is simply obvious that the theory cannot be correct because it is obvious to us as language users that when we speak of truth we are not talking about such things as referential (and descriptive) linguistic conventions.

But when the spinoff was announced late last year, James S. Tisch, the Loews chief executive, said it was not because "it is politically correct to get out of the business".

The chief executive of Loews, James S. Tisch, said Monday that everything the company did was motivated by financial values and that the decision to exit Lorillard had not been made because "it is politically correct to get out of the business".

Porter said the fundamentals of the policy were correct because it was irresponsible to allow people to accumulate $2m to $3m in superannuation and pay no tax on earnings.

"We believe the negatives are easy to correct, because it was quite painful to concede the goals the way we did," he said.

In fairness, Jones himself responded this afternoon, telling the Press Association that he was confident the 1990 paper, which drew on 42 urban and 42 rural sites, was correct because it was validated by the new data.