Sentence examples for correctly given that from inspiring English sources

Foreign investors and big businesses that mostly serve English customers could well move south.Westminster has ruled out a currency union (see article)—correctly, given that the nationalists propose a deficit-widening fiscal splurge and that the assets of Scottish banks are an alarming 12 times the country's GDP.

Having looked at all the information I think he was probably correctly given out, but that's not to say he was not unlucky, and I think he was unlucky.

Clearly and correctly, given Ms. Boyd's artistic vision, Anonymous perceived Barrington Stage as a theater that takes chances.

The utility of a GRS for reducing unnecessary tests can be measured using the ratio of non-CD incorrectly implicated as CD to those CD cases correctly implicated (given that neither the proposed GRS nor HLA typing can act as a sole diagnostic for CD, we use the term 'implicate' as distinct from 'diagnosed'diagnosed

The notoriously gossipy Latino Review says their source is the same one that correctly gave them the scoop that Cooper was voicing Rocket Raccoon in forthcoming Marvel epic Guardians of the Galaxy – but they've been wrong in the past, suggesting that the forthcoming Batman and Superman film would star Christian Bale rather than Ben Affleck.

T2 accuracy was computed as the percentage of correctly identified stimuli, given that the response to T1 was correct (T2|T1).

Since you spelled the "mouse" correctly, give a tick mark at the mouse's back - that's the tail!

In other words, one accepts explicitly that different studies may correctly give "different" values for performance of the same test.

Yet given that he had correctly identified the German threat and had taken measures to combat it, it could be argued he was simply unlucky.

This means that given that workers are correctly matched, the return to education is about the same.

The term (B) in Eq. (6) represents the probability that D p did not recover the message transmitted by T p after the retransmission, given that D s correctly decoded the primary message but no relay was able to decode both T p and T s messages, so that the secondary network operates in a non-cooperative fashion.