Sentence examples for having correctly from inspiring English sources

The Giants' offense was much more settled, operating smoothly, having correctly anticipated adjustments Washington would make for this game.

Having correctly classified precipitation events, it is believed that it will be possible to estimate the related parameters accurately.

Granted, some of these invasions of privacy are the result of our not having correctly wrangled an app's privacy control settings.

Having correctly guessed England would throw to the front – "We put all our eggs in one basket," revealed Jones – the Welsh pack will dine out indefinitely on the defensive surge that drove England back and over the nearby touchline.

President Fernando Henrique Cardoso rushed to the north-east this week, having (correctly) blamed churchmen and the MST landless movement for encouraging raids on food stores (and being told, as correctly, that it was not they who invented hunger).

Having correctly predicted in 1975 that there would be a PC in every three out of four homes today, he is now pushing the notion of an "information marketplace".

Liberty has correctly characterised Belmarsh as our own Guantánamo Bay.

You may have correctly identified a shirt theme.

I'm not dismissing the irony you've correctly noted.

Recent developments in Northern Ireland have correctly been described as historic.

The author had correctly picked edible fungi many times before.