Sentence examples for correct in suggesting from inspiring English sources
Mark Brown Glasgow Owen Jones is entirely correct in suggesting that the no campaign on Scottish independence is being deliberately antagonistic to Scots in its campaigning methods (We should not be trying to bully Scots into voting no, 9 April).
The letter writer is also correct in suggesting that she should not have to complete this year's forms because her 2000 income -- provided in last year's response -- was below the $175,000 threshold.
If the appeals court was correct in suggesting that even Judge Trager's worthy intentions cannot justify race-conscious actions by government, that theory would seem to call into question the very premises of affirmative action.
Asked if Mr. Ivanov was correct in suggesting that the entire structure of arms control might collapse if the ABM treaty was scrapped, Mr. Rumsfeld said he did not know.
The fact that this former winner eclipsed the festival's competing puppet shows is also evidence that Mr. Epelbaum is correct in suggesting that the art of puppetry is experiencing growing pains.
But, AT&T is probably correct in suggesting that Verizon doesn't realize what it's getting into with those data-hogging iPhoners, and when the Verizon iPhone confronts some of the capacity issues that have bedeviled AT&T, customers will howl.
In the group of histopathologically proven tumors (group 1 of our series), the EC performed better than the RC in suggesting a correct TS diagnosis.
Although water arguably enhances Scotch, Quady, correct in promoting the Extra Dry drunk straight as an "ideal aperitif," errs in suggesting ice as an alternative: The alchemy vanishes.
Staining revealed human myelinated host axons co-localized with compact CASPR in the white matter expressing paranodal proteins in the correct loci, suggesting hCNS-SCns integrated with the host.
In spite of making more errors, ASD participants responded more quickly than controls on correct trials suggesting a disruption in the speed-accuracy trade-off.
The current study suggests that Ghodke is correct in this and further suggest that by closely examining the way in which different aspects of motivation interact with English language anxiety in individual classroom settings, teachers will be better able to support student language learning.
