Sentence examples for correctly to be from inspiring English sources

But how many questions must a student answer correctly to be considered "employable" by an IT firm?

*In an earlier version, the date was given as May 8th (although it was also said, correctly, to be two days after the May 7th dinner).

She had given up plenty in order to stay home for Teddy's and Annie's formative years, to make sure those brain synapses formed correctly, to be assured that the right connections were fused.

Bolton, such a contentious figure that the chief of staff, John Kelly, banned him from the Oval Office last summer, was hand-picked for the job by Trump himself in what everyone took, correctly, to be a rebuke to Kelly, who was now presumed to be next to go.

And one Florida college owned by a publicly traded company told an undercover applicant that she needed to take a 50-question test, and answer 18 questions correctly, to be admitted — and then had a representative sit with her and coach her through the test.

This is the year to bet correctly, to be a stock picker extraordinaire.

Converting the ProcAuxInfo string the starting material is correctly recalled to be 3,3,5,5-tetramethyl-2-morpholinone and the stoichiometry is represented correctly.

The four mitochondria-specific TCA cycle reactions are correctly predicted to be localized in mitochondria and the three reactions involving both gloxylate and TCA pathways are correctly predicted to be localized in all three compartments.

Marines said the station had been occupied by a large group of men claiming -- possibly correctly -- to be members of the American-trained Iraqi Civil Defense Corps.

Today, jazz is correctly understood to be an African-American invention.

That – if one remembers correctly – was to be the celebration of more than 4,000 cases of great defiance of randomly distributed adversity.