Sentence examples for correct to identify from inspiring English sources

He is correct to identify energy conservation as a key issue, but there his insight ends.

While Dr. Cohen is correct to identify the health system as "dysfunctional at every level," these problems are not unique to New York but are of a national scope.

He is correct to identify this as a fault but is yet to arrest it as this season – and in others –City have an unfortunate habit of allowing too many late strikes.

His training as a surgeon gives him an inherent literacy in some of the technical aspects of this complex subject, and he is certainly correct to identify drug usage as a threat to the integrity of the Games.

Mr Kristof is correct to identify work as a linchpin not only of material but also emotional well-being, and he's right to recognise, if only allusively, that the disability insurance system can hurt people, such as Mr Green, by making it harder for them to feel the impetus to find work.

I have always struggled to get engrossed in Lock's amiable dad-like qualities and unreconstructed approach to life, where men skive, play air guitar and indulge in pub banter rather than Tweet, even if he is entirely correct to identify Twitter as being for people "who can't be quiet even when they are on their own".

The descriptive information for the photos has been corrected to identify Bernie Sanders as the speaker.

CORRECTION: This article has been corrected to identify that the University of Missouri has changed conferences, not the University of Kansas.

Within the Catholic community, it is accepted that priests are the correct authority to identify any practising Catholics".

The correct way to identify hate crimes is 'identity-motivated criminality.' The criminal is substantially driven by the identity of the victim.

This can only be achieved when the correct methodology to identify such subgroups is used, and the frequently reported post hoc testing is only regarded as hypothesis generating.