Sentence examples for easy and correct from inspiring English sources

It is easy — and correct — to say that Nasdaq should have better systems.

Although the ideal of CIM is perhaps just beyond reach at the present time, manufacturers are now able to improve their operations by, for example, linking robot controllers to mainframes for easy and correct downloading of revised robot instructions.

In this study, PCR species-specific primers based on the 16S rRNA gene were designed, which allowed rapid, easy, and correct identification of most known N2-fixing Burkholderia.

It's easy, and correct, to castigate the maverick developers who cut corners to race against time, fail to design for testing, fail to write tests, and leave the next poor dev to come along with whole icebergs of technical debt.

The easy, and correct, answer is because pleasure doesn't last.

The easy (and probably correct) answer is that the economic mess that has been Europe for the past six years has pushed people toward the fringes.

And free software tools distributed by commercial e-book publishers like Microsoft and Adobe also make it easy to format and correct errors.

Obviously, Wikipedia does have a problem with respect to "vandalism": for example, the clown who inserted "Yo quiero Taco Bell" in the article dealing with the Spanish philosopher and novelist Miguel de Unamuno, but for the most part such things are easy to spot and correct.

A heading error causes a constant bias regardless of road curvature, making it easy to identify and correct as well.

It is relatively easy to find and correct gene structures that do not match transcript alignments by finding mismatches between a gene structure and an EST alignment using a simple program.

ICP is a function of intracranial content: some content is easy to detect and correct, such as an expanding contusion, while others are more difficult - for example, in cases of diffuse cerebral swelling, which may indicate vasodilation or edema.