Sentence examples for correct far from inspiring English sources

But since 1975, the earliest year he has studied, insiders have been correct far more often than they've been wrong, and this is still likely to be the case, he said.

If today's study is correct, far more - around 20% - earn somewhere between the minimum and a living wage.

He's basically correct: far too many European startups are not suited to the continent's small fragmented markets, don't realise it soon enough and need to look elsewhere to scale.

Edwards finished in last place in both the 70m and 90m ski-jumps, but partly owing to his Coke-bottle glasses (required to correct far-sighted vision) and general aura of clumsiness, he achieved unlikely celebrity in both the US and UK. Edwards said: "I've not really seen the script so I don't know what they've picked out of the things that happened in my life and what is made up.

As of now, the Front National – France's biggest far-right party – have been pretty quiet about yesterday's events, keeping to the politically correct far-right line they've been using since Marine Le Pen replaced her hard-line father as head of the party.

Though these definitions of poets and poetry are correct as far as they go, they do not go far enough.

All his calls had been correct so far.

Both statements may be correct, as far as they go.

That instinct is correct, as far as it goes.

"Other designers followed," Mr. Fazio said, an observation correct as far as it goes.

This is correct as far as it goes, but it begs a number of questions.