Sentence examples for correct make from inspiring English sources

The semicolons, while technically correct, make this otherwise playful lead seem clunky and choppy.

In addition to being interesting in its own right, this thesis will, if correct, make plural quantification available as an innocent but extremely powerful tool in metaphysics, philosophy of mathematics, and philosophical logic.

UPDATE: Messenger thoughtfully sends his latest column on the matter, arguing strongly that his interpretation of Nodler's remarks is correct: "Make no mistake: Nodler's point, one way or the other, is the same: He believes that repealing Don't Ask, Don't Tell will put American lives at risk and increase the possibility of terrorist attacks.

54 In addition, a review by supervisors and professional colleagues will be undertaken to ensure questions are grammatically correct, make sense and thus have good face validity.

15 Rising standards of care will actually make it harder to demonstrate long-term reduction in the overall rate of adverse events, which, if correct, make the findings of the recent Dutch study still more impressive.

To be anatomically correct, make 12 pairs of ribs.

If this study is correct, making Li-ion batteries in America is economically viable.

Umpire Nouni clambers down from his chair to confirm that one late call of "long!" was correct, making it 30-15.

Dr B acts according to this, but her effort to be medically correct makes her force a decision against the patient's will.

Even if you can't correct it, make it habit.

Always remember that it is never too late to correct and make the change.