Sentence examples for correct in acknowledging from inspiring English sources

Leaving aside the political hyperbole and the metaphorical confusion, the Prime Minister was correct in acknowledging there is no single piece of constitutional architecture, no one legal instrument that glues the UK together.

As we commented, there are many potential reasons for the reductions in HO-SAB observed in our study, and Worth and colleagues are correct in acknowledging the important role that surveillance and multiple interventions play [ 11, 12].

They were correct in acknowledging that there is a lack of evidence about the effects of small to moderate amounts of alcohol [ 7]; however, it is important for woman to be aware that the risk is different for each individual woman and that a small amount has the potential to cause harm depending on a wide range of contributing factors [ 1].

He is slower in correcting his mistakes than the Catholic Church was in acknowledging they got it wrong about Galileo".

The idea was "probably not politically correct," he acknowledged at the time.

But reckless errors & unwillingness to correct & acknowledge is inexcusable.

In the absence of experimental evidence, curators make an educated inference based on our established guidelines as to the most likely correct CDS representation while acknowledging in a public note that there may be other interpretations.

"Our prognostications were not correct," Mr. Malvey acknowledged.

As each student calls out a correct answer, she acknowledges it and says "good".

"He is totally correct," said Romário, while acknowledging that something might have been lost in the translation of Mr. Valcke's words.

State officials acknowledged that hospitals were correct in assuming rescuers would come to their aid.