Sentence examples for correct somewhere from inspiring English sources

If past player estimates are correct, somewhere around half of NFL players smoke pot, either for medicinal or recreational purposes, despite a league policy banning the substance.

It said the problem "was first discovered in late June 2009" but that the company did not correct it until somewhere "between September and mid-November".

Conveniently, this worldview chimes with the politically correct liberal somewhere out there who would rather your daughters were sexually groomed than dare call something out as related to religion.

On average, Google got the correct answer somewhere on its first results page 69percentt of the time, versus 68percentt for Ask and 63percentt for Bing.

Someone once said that whatever you can say about China will be correct -- somewhere in China -- because it is such a big and diverse country.

You will have your eyes opened wide to realize that the way you use punctuation may not necessarily be the "correct" way somewhere else!

Then take that symbol and place it somewhere that isn't grammatically correct in English.

If you have gone too far and over-corrected then the correct pitch is somewhere in between your two pitch values and you can push the pitch slider in the opposite direction to find the perfect pitch.

Thus, if an attempt is made fully to correct the edge-zone error, this will result in overshoot somewhere.

He questions the ability of the housing market in London to correct itself if properties are seen as an investment, rather than somewhere to live.

This way, if you make a mistake somewhere, it'll be much easier to find and correct.