Sentence examples for correct to take from inspiring English sources

And they're correct to take the chance.

Many economists have said the Fed was correct to take such measures as long as the country was dealing with high unemployment of 9.6 percent and as the housing market was still weak.

And Ms. Kagan, the solicitor general and former dean of Harvard Law School, refused to say whether the Supreme Court was correct to take on the 2000 case of Bush v. Gore, telling senators that the issue of when the court should intervene in disputed elections is "an important and difficult question" but one that could come before her should she be confirmed.

As Ramsey observes, it would not be correct to take (TC ∧ A ∧ φ R as a translation of a theoretical sentence φ since both (TC ∧ A ∧ φ R and (TC ∧ A ∧ ¬ φ R may well be true.

Lew said regulators were "correct to take action" against Wells Fargo.

In the current climate it is not 'politically correct' to take the stance that patients should be excluded from any aspect of their care.

The above figure of 5.78 w/kg is corrected to take this into account.

The mean absolute errors were corrected to take into account the systematic errors of the DFT chemical shift calculations.

The amount of mixing water was corrected to take into account the water absorbed by sand and coarse aggregates.

If the cross-sectional area is corrected to take account of porosity in vacuum-mixed cement, an 8% increase in the association of the data is found.

The free-wake method is used to shape the far wake in a simpler and faster way; the calculation begins with a generation of a rigid wake which is corrected to take into account the effect of wake-induced velocities.