Sentence examples for correctly capitalized from inspiring English sources
Article titles are case sensitive, so you must have the title correctly capitalized.
So a red flag goes up when I see things like this recent Yahoo Finance headline: "Stocks Pull Back: Why it Might Not Last". Chances are, the editor was used to seeing correctly capitalized headlines like "Senator in Hot Water" and "Talks on Trade Stall" and figured that, like "in" and "on," the word "it" should be lowercase.
Capitalized words signal focus accents.
Finding the right price point can be time-consuming, but it must be done correctly to capitalize on the hard work you put in earlier.
Click the bubble underneath "Correctly spelled, do not require first letter to be capitalized" when the word is correctly spelled, but the first letter of the word must be lower-case.
There is much debate over whether banks are valuing their mortgage assets correctly, and, by extension, whether they are adequately capitalized.
Click the bubble underneath the line labeled (at the top) "Correctly spelled, always require that the first letter be capitalized" when the first letter should always be capitalized.
Look for words that don't need any capitalization and are correct as is, click the bubble underneath the "Correctly spelled, do not require first letter to be capitalized" to say that this word is correct.
If adequately capitalized, the corporate veil of an LLC can stand up if its affairs are managed correctly when a claim arises, but seemingly that is only rarely the case.
