Sentence examples for correctly makes from inspiring English sources

Classifying these fish correctly makes the United States the third-largest chondrichthyan exporter by volume and the second-largest by value.

To build a network of passionate people is a goldmine for marketers and, if played correctly, makes customers feel part of a bigger movement.

And, above all, Gingrich correctly makes the point that it would be politically foolish and dishonest to hold the debt ceiling as a hostage.

So part of why I am always riding my pronoun hobbyhorse is that talking about people correctly makes them feel both more well and more welcomed.

The manuscript correctly makes clear that (i) genomic evolution is far from 100% tree-like, (ii) drawing a tree does not mean assuming that genomic evolution is 100% tree-like, and reviews the way these two basic-looking statements have been acknowledged, and their relative importance weighted, by the scientific community.

Ignore these at your business' peril; a simple "anything else?", asked correctly, makes all the difference.

Each to his own, but porridge is correctly made with water rather than milk.

It's correctly made, we learn, but without the same artisanal qualities.

Thus shortbread cookies are — when correctly made — rich, crumbly and impossible to resist.

But he said they did not typically perform the tests required to certify that the cables were correctly made.

And if it is correctly made, spoonfuls of rich, gauzy foam and all of its contradictions will disappear on the palate.