Sentence examples for correct points from inspiring English sources

As shown in the picture in the High Level Design section, the logging function creates waypoints very close to the correct points on the ground, the resulting paths (in red) overlay the physical pathways on the Engineering Quad.

For Bernstein, though, that doesn't mean journalists should try to aim to "to give equal time to one side and the other" as an alternative to the Fox approach because the idea that there can be two equally correct points of view on a topic is "demonstrably false and indeed crazy".

You might think it's obvious that if Tammi says that she believes in Santa, she is crazy or lying, and back up your argument by the correct points that crazy people don't know they are crazy, and liars usually lie about whether they are lying.

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If you are appealing based on need, contact the financial aid office to understand the appeals process, get the correct points of contact for an appeal and state your case in writing.

"This means acupuncture is quite effective -for at leffective -forgratne patients--and needleastthe correct points does not seem to be very important," says Linde, whose team publishes its findinGerman4 migrainehe Journal of the American Medical Association.

Restart from the correct point after an error.

On-board equipment regulates the signals by routing them via satellite to the correct point on the ground.

Stephen makes the (entirely correct) point that the Observer is read by people other than "grown-ups".

Third, Munchau's correct point that current account imbalances have narrowed since their peak on the eve of the crisis.

Krugman's making exactly the correct point here.