Sentence examples for correct given from inspiring English sources

"Our team made a judgment call which we feel was correct given the environment and circumstance".

The decision to reconsider the Franco-Chinese-funded power station is correct given the potential £30bn bill for consumers.

These stories are often very beautiful and they crystallise a lot of wisdom but they're much too small-thinking to possibly be correct, given everything we know now about the size of the universe and the biological algorithms and computations and so on.

If you go around the league and ask, 'Would you take 30-year-old Troy Polamalu or 30-year-old Brett Keisel or Casey Hampton or James Farrior?' a lot of teams would say, 'Heck, yeah, we'll take them all.' " Clark could be correct, given that some of the Steelers' oldest players — Keisel, Harrison, Polamalu — were also their best this season.

The statement in your rubric that "Louis Gallois takes over as boss of Airbus, but the dollar problem remains" is no doubt correct (given there "has been a 30% drop of the dollar against the euro in recent years"), but this identifies the effect not the cause.

Last Thursday, former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens sounded several of the same notes, telling the Wall Street Journal that while he "isn't a fan of voter ID," his own 2008 opinion upholding Judge Posner's ruling was correct — given the information available at the time.

Birol's date, if correct, gives us about 11 years to prepare.

Mr. Bailey said the details were correct, giving him hope that Paul -- or whoever he was -- was telling the truth.

Thus do the anathemas of the politically correct give way, even as Currin's distinctly male political antagonism continues apace.

At Emanuel Ungaro, the collection was polite and correct, give or take jolts of shocking pink from the runway carpet to a jacket.

If that is correct, giving greater subjective powers to decision-makers in this context is concerning.