Sentence examples for correctly emphasize from inspiring English sources

I assert that the diverging curves which you correctly emphasize are precisely because of progressive taxation.

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JR correctly emphasize the importance of understanding what it is that the test measures; that is, the underlying construct that delineates the cognitive skills that are the target of inference.

The authors correctly emphasize the large negative impact of the batch-to-batch variation of anti-histone PTM antibodies and its consequence ('large data sets in chromatin biology exist in a "grey" area outside of natural science, since it is impossible to repeat the underlying experiments.').

Oshitani et al. correctly emphasize that preparing for the next pandemic requires a global perspective, but this does not necessarily mean that the measures used to confront the pandemic in developing countries must be supplied through an internationally organized top-down process.

But Mr. Walker correctly emphasizes that the audits are needed to fathom whether the untold billions of the intelligence budget are well managed for taxpayers.

The Post article correctly emphasizes that much of the seized property is taken as a result of law enforcement operations undertaken as part of the War on Drugs.

Writing on behalf of the four dissenters, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg correctly emphasized that under Justice Kennedy's holding, "the law saves not a single fetus from destruction, for it targets only a method of performing abortion".

And, as White correctly emphasizes, they can potentially be used to target political speech that is not as ridiculous as these particular comments were, and may even makes some valid points.

While Washington can also be accused of missing opportunities, "The Twilight War" correctly emphasizes one of the perennial challenges in dealing with Iran: The men who actually run Tehran — the Revolutionary Guards and hard-line clergy — are largely inaccessible.

THOMAS R. HITCHNER Baltimore, Jan . 22 2013 To the Editor: David Brooks correctly emphasizes that "reinvigorating a mature nation" requires government simultaneously to centralize and to decentralize its responsibilities and functions.