Sentence examples for correctly take from inspiring English sources

Rick Armstrong Brooklyn, Nov. 5, 2008 • To the Editor: While you correctly take Israel to task for failing to stem settlement expansion and rein in violent settlers, your vague prescription for addressing this persistent problem — urging American Jews to publicly support the government — is absurd.

Such simulators have to correctly take into account interactions between electrical and thermal behavior.

Conversely, the so-called elliptical response envelopes, which are hyper-ellipsoids of dimension nr, correctly take into account response simultaneity.

Timoshenko's theory of vibrating beams requires a shear correction factor to correctly take into account the effects of shear deformation for different beam cross-sections.

In addition, it can correctly take into account the effects of dilutions by H2O and CO2 which compromise the evaporated moisture from coal and products of char reaction.

It can correctly take advantage of the situations and methods in former cases to find out suitable solutions for new problems.

Grooming a poodle correctly takes years of practice, as Lacy Williams can attest.

This can cause an overdose even though the patient is still correctly taking exactly the same number of tablets as was prescribed.

I answered five or six questions correctly, took a pass on one, and then came back to the hot seat, to the final question.

J. P. Morgan Chase fell $1.40, to $49.20, after the Prudential analyst, Michael Mayo, who gained recognition in 1999 for correctly taking a bearish stance on bank stocks when others remained bullish, cut his rating to "sell" from "hold".

In today's unfortunate climate of school violence, the Syosset school board correctly took the most prudent course of action with respect to Dylan Finkle ["Is This Child a Threat to His School?" Nov. 30].