Sentence examples for correctly for that from inspiring English sources

I don't see off sides called correctly, for that matter, all the time".

Or that the reporter may have not told the whole story, or told it correctly, for that matter (something the Times later admitted to, over 30 years later).

While Everton have players who can handle themselves, they have generally handled themselves correctly and for that the applause for the new champions should be unstinted.

When I started writing this column on broccoli – or, more correctly, calabrese, for that is what those dense heads of green truly are – it wasn't easy.

Some of you pointed out that inaccuracy because you read the quote correctly and for that you get a cookie.

The first is a very stringent measure as all nucleotides/amino-acids in a column must be correctly placed for that column to be deemed correct.

On the other hand, it does not make sense to ask whether the proposition A is equivalent to a specification of what one has to know in order to understand A and use it correctly; for example, that specification remains the same whether A is true, false, or undecided.

ROGUE programs try their best to register at Web sites and then wreak havoc, but a clever puzzle often bars them from entry: a set of distorted, squiggly letters and numbers that people can decipher and type correctly for admission, but that machines still can't.

His mother, Nancy Reagan, also supports stem-cell research.Another presidential wife, Laura Bush, recently criticised stem-cell advocates, correctly, for often implying that miraculous benefits are just around the corner.

Many efforts are aimed to EV standardization measurements by FCM for their correctly identification that include sample preparation, immunostaining and particle size-calibration protocols [ 41].

A deletion is said to be detected if the algorithm correctly reports a deletion for that specific trio.