Sentence examples for correct to make from inspiring English sources

"I suppose none of my jokes are politically correct now, but when I learned them, that was what was politically correct, to make fun of yourself and everyone else.

"Asking the rich to do their share is not unreasonable in the slightest, and spending that revenue on job creation is good policy and good politics, and the governor is correct to make this move".

The president, he said, "is correct to make sure that we do not continue a process of using a debt limit as kind of a nuclear weapon aimed at our own economy as a way for people to get their way".

It's not quite correct to make the comparison, but cancer drugs such as Genentech 's Avastin win accolades for improving survival by a matter of months.

The findings of the study show that it would not be correct to make inferences about demands on CAS usage according to the thinking types; but some inclinations could be appointed if teaching environment and thinking types were considered together.

Fisher then counted the number she got correct to make sure she had the ability to distinguish between the 2 types of teas, or if it was just by chance.

Twitter: @chakrabortty This article was corrected to make £539,000 debt per taxpayer £539.

This post has been corrected to make clear that the authors of the paper are affiliated with the University of California, San Diego rather than the University of San Diego.

This article has been corrected to make clear that Ben van Beurden is delivering his speech at the International Petroleum Week annual dinner on Thursday evening, not on Wednesday as originally stated.

* This article has been corrected to make clear that Sainsbury's Justin King does not have a house in Dorridge itself; it is 20 miles away.

All in all, the positive oil-price shock adds more than two per cent to global G.D.P. *Correction: This post has been corrected to make clear that the United States is producing about nine million barrels of crude oil a day.