Sentence examples for correct in state from inspiring English sources

The news was never good for the Republican nominee, as the poll-crunchers were proven correct in state after state.

You are correct in stating that linseeds (flaxseeds) are rich in omega-3 fats.

The editorial is correct in stating that clean drinking water is a precious natural resource.

Carol Hedges Harpenden, Hertfordshire Chris Huhne is absolutely correct in stating that Vicky Pryce was groomed; the court transcripts provide the details.

Martin Kettle (Comment, 31 May) is absolutely correct in stating that Mitt Romney's religion is a key issue.

Mr. Reich is superficially correct in stating that Mr. Gilad's release might lead to more attacks by Palestinian terrorists.

Diane Mozzo Robbinsville, N.J., July 14 , 2008• To the Editor: Senator Barack Obama is wholeheartedly correct in stating that the United States does not need permanent bases in Iraq.

Furthermore, according to comments on The Media Blog, the NUJ was correct in stating that some college heads find the notion distasteful.

With just over a year to go before the 2008 election, you are correct in stating that now is the time to address concerns about electronic voting machines.

"Every Patient's Nightmare" (editorial, March 14) is correct in stating that Mike Hurewitz, who died after donating part of his liver, was entitled to better care at Mount Sinai.

Jeffrey Toobin is correct in stating that Congress has regulated the interstate health-care market for a half century (Comment, April 9th).