Sentence examples for correct believed from inspiring English sources

Patient and public involvement in health research is philosophically correct, believed to confer pragmatic benefits that improve the utility and conduct of research, and has positive impacts on the people involved.

While we think Capelli's formula is correct, believing that employers or candidates can or will lead a solution is tantamount to believing that the Bush-Clinton battle many expected to see this political season gets pushed out of the media spotlight without a third party intermediary like Donald Trump.

Medical adherence is an enormous challenge for the healthcare industry, with a failure to take the correct medicine at the correct time believed to cost in the region of $300bn a year, and approximately 120,000 deaths.

Harris is correct, I believe, that many Western leaders are terribly confused about the Islamic world.

Or is Mr. Sands correct in believing there is no trip on which a child does not belong?

Morris was correct in believing that Clinton would run, but wrong that she would get the nomination.

Even in cases where the data is correct, I believe the conclusions are arbitrary and often flawed.

Moreover, the District Judge was clearly correct in believing that the evidence introduced at trial was sufficient to support a jury finding that the respondents Joseph Eszterhas and Forest City Publishing Co. had published knowing or reckless falsehoods about the Cantrells.

He had said, though he hadn't planned to say it (Lynn was not correct in believing that everything that escaped his lips was premeditated), that he'd like to spend his last day lounging around the house.

Finally, S's being correct in believing that p might merely be a matter of luck.

Additionally, Skillz and its new investors are correct in believing that eSports is achieving mainstream adoption.