Sentence examples for correctly more from inspiring English sources

Like Modric and Bale, they moved on to clubs where they felt, correctly, more honours would be forthcoming.

Each month, she was tested on the entire vocabulary, and each time she was able to identify correctly more than 95 per cent of the objects.

If anything, there was an overeagerness to do well, to speak German, French, or English more correctly, more beautifully than the Gentiles, to be more deeply versed in the literature or the music and, of course, have finer Christmas trees.

Clarke refused the opportunity to predict England's team, as he had done correctly more than a week before the first Test, but said he would not be surprised if they select Monty Panesar as a second specialist spinner.

All three men may have trouble in the vetting process something that has got noticeably (and correctly) more rigorous for tycoons since the Enron scandal.Even if Mr Bush has chosen the right people, he also needs to redesign the structure.

Drew's deals essentially turned on one key question she seemed to answer correctly more often than most (or at least when it mattered most): Would interest rates go up or down?

To correctly transfer more and more genetic information between generations, the fidelity of replication has to improve as well.

Those who answered correctly were more likely to be younger, more educated and less anxious (Table 2, column 3).

Relative to 8-year olds, adults correctly endorsed more studied items as "old" but also mistakenly endorsed more critical lures.

We found that the mpMRI-based strategy correctly identified more men with significant prostate cancer and also correctly identify more men without the disease in 86% of the simulations in our probabilistic sensitivity analysis.

Treating opportunistic infections and providing antiretroviral drugs correctly are more complex.