Sentence examples for correctly cites from inspiring English sources

Gail Collins ("Taking the Cure," column, June 19) correctly cites low pay as a reason that many teachers are leaving the profession.

Remnick correctly cites serious challenges to integrating Arabs into Israel's economic and social life and to reducing discrimination, but he does not acknowledge the recent progress of Israeli Arabs.

A letter on Jan . 9 under the headline "Guns Decrease Crime," correctly cites data indicating that no children under 15 were accidentally killed by a firearm in Maine from 1993 to 1997.

Brownstein correctly cites the Democrats' embrace of the civil rights movement as a catalyst for partisan change — moving the white South solidly into the Republican Party and shifting it farther to the right, while pushing the Democrats farther to the left.

There are many things we must do to tackle this issue, most notably improving the work-life balance which the report correctly cites as a leading barrier to attracting and retaining women in the tech industry.

Were all those sources correctly cited and weighted?

The editorial correctly cited our government's efforts to expand access to H.I.V.-AIDS medications to those in need.

This is precisely the type of "schedule pressure" that the board quite correctly cited as undermining the future safe operation of the shuttle.

Of a dozen patrol officers from precincts around the city interviewed on Wednesday, nearly all correctly cited the law on toplessness, though none would describe roll call discussions.

But she and Mr. Orr correctly cite misuse when TIF financing is extended long after the initial goals have been achieved.

The late John Sullivan's Only Fools and Horses famously only gained loyalty from viewers and reviewers during its third series and is often correctly cited as a warning to commissioners against writing off a new show too soon.