Sentence examples for correct does from inspiring English sources

From 1987 to 1992, he and a small team built an electronic device that worked with an existing pump to provide patients with the correct does of the proper drug.

That this prophecy is likely to prove correct does not necessarily mean that David Souter is going away mad, or that, more generally, his well-known distaste for Washington is driving him back to New Hampshire.

Changing the tax code so that Warren Buffett pays a higher rate than his secretary, extending unemployment insurance, investigating mortgage abuses that led to the financial meltdown … those are no-brainers, at least once we acknowledge that what's obviously correct does not lie exactly between what the Democrats want and what the Republicans are willing to do.

Chief Justice Rehnquist explained that because the programme was established for the valid secular purpose of educating students, provided ample secular alternatives to religious schools and remained neutral with respect to religion, it did not violate the first amendment.Now, just because the union is not prima facie correct does not mean that it lacks an argument.

Being correct doesn't inspire art, or the tension that contributes to the making of art.

If Brown was correct, doesn't that suggest that the meaning of the Constitution can change over time?

And, if you correct, do it positively.

Second, was she correct — did she actually receive unequal pay for an equal job?

Giving people money if they got the answer correct didn't make estimates any more accurate.

Finding out that my assumptions weren't exactly correct didn't make me miss Joe's Dairy less.

To figure out whether they're correct, don't watch the week-to-week movements in the market.