Sentence examples for correct to suggest from inspiring English sources

"It's not politically correct to suggest women should be thin," she said.

It's not politically correct to suggest that the menopause is a terrible condition.

For that reason, it isn't correct to suggest that a decline has been reversed.

Al Aswany is perfectly entitled to these views, and he is correct to suggest that immigration is always a struggle.

And it is not correct to suggest that prorogation will enable the government to avoid parliamentary scrutiny.

Lesbian literature is not dealt with here; Mr. Bram is probably correct to suggest that "it needs its own historian".

Anyone who has used autocorrect knows to be impressed by the frequency with which it chooses the correct term to suggest.

THERE are few better ways of upsetting a certain sort of politically correct person than to suggest that intelligence (or, rather, the variation in intelligence between individuals) is under genetic control.

Third, the total score obtained by the overall population of residents was significantly associated with the ability to make the correct diagnosis and to suggest the appropriate treatment, as defined using the opinion of two experts as the reference standard.

However, in some cases, there were still significant numbers of participants who failed to make the correct diagnosis or to suggest treatment plans that reflected expert opinion.

Early recognition of its pattern represents a diagnostic challenge for radiologists, in order to suggest correct disease management (based on recent medical treatment such as pirfenidone).