Sentence examples for has begun correctly from inspiring English sources

The Obama campaign has begun correctly.

By 1978, however, he had begun correctly citing Harrison as its author.

Such methods, known as early detection systems because they detect epidemics once they have begun, can correctly identify periods that are defined by expert observers as epidemic, albeit with varying specificity.

On average, the patients' onset of symptoms had begun 8 years before being correctly diagnosed.

It has been only in the last few years that medical doctors have begun to diagnosis food allergies correctly.

Judging correctly that West had begun with king-third, declarer now brazenly led a low diamond toward dummy and scored the trick with the queen.

In what may prove to be the biggest transfer story this summer, negotiations have begun to bring Paul the psychic octopus to Madrid after he correctly predicted Spain's World Cup final victory.

"It felt important to begin correctly, by paying tribute.

Second, software programs have only begun to correctly include design weights in MLM estimation.

Since the economy began weakening, chief executives have been correctly predicting that it would struggle to overcome the 1990's bubble in stock prices and corporate investment.

He adds: "The Sams have been correctly sold.