Sentence examples for correctly in that from inspiring English sources

I would analyze my own sentences ex post facto, too – did I use the subjunctive correctly in that sentence?

DR. GAWLIK: Please give your opinion as to whether the relation between the SS and SD is described correctly in that book by Dr. Best and in the speech by Himmler?

A colleague's husband, Anthony Gentile, a fund manager who is 41 and grew up outside Cincinnati, told me that though he was always left-handed, he was taught to write with his right hand — though he can form the letters, he could never learn to hold the pencil correctly in that hand.

The codes for minor procedures were also extracted from the NRP, but as not all patients were admitted or coded correctly in that time period, there was some uncertainty about the completeness and accuracy of these codes, and therefore data on minor procedures were not included in this study.

"What we haven't been doing is I think putting enough effort into making those interfaces work correctly in ways that are intuitive for people.

In the second scenario, m out of M relays detect the signal correctly and in that case the destination will combine the direct link with the m indirect links to estimate the transmitted signal.

They had thought, wrongly in this case but probably correctly in general, that life should be simpler chasing under lights, even if that meant bowling in the daytime heat.

Because he predicted correctly in 1996 that Clinton would win by a far smaller margin than most polls were forecasting, many on the right decided that here, finally, was a pollster who saw things the way they were.

The billionaire investor George Soros was initially pilloried when he bet correctly in 1992 that the British pound would fall sharply.

President Bush said he thought his brother Gov. Jeb Bush of Florida had acted correctly in ordering that a brain-damaged woman be put back on a feeding tube.

Scott Minerd, the chief investment officer at Guggenheim Partners, predicted correctly in May that the 10-year Treasury yield would dip below 2.5 percent over the summer as the economy weakened and investors sought a haven from greater distress in Europe.