Sentence examples for increasingly correct from inspiring English sources
But if Herbenick's research is correct – or is at least increasingly correct – then it's likely that men are adopting a more pragmatic (and realistic) approach to their partners' pleasure: listening to what she says is going to work, and doing that.
StOMP finds the nonzero elements of (varvec{s}) through a series of increasingly correct estimates.
Several studies have documented positive effects when applying a specific treatment protocol in terms of increasingly correct production of target complex sentence structures with some variance in generalization patterns noted across individuals.
Repeat this process with the command, clicking and reward increasingly correct backing up behavior.[21].[21]
He wants it both ways -- that democracy is good for both psychic and material well-being -- and he increasingly looks correct.
Students' GtE models changed over the course of the semester: individual propositions within models became increasingly more correct, while models grew in complexity during the first half of the semester but became more parsimonious and accurate toward the end (Dauer et al., 2013).
"[I]t sounds increasingly hyper-correct, old-fashioned and pompous to say 'the data are'," opined its style arbiter, David Marsh.
Now Hodgson – or Roy, as the nation has started calling him again – is finding out the hard way that English football is increasingly a politically correct workplace.
Distraction osteogenesis (DO) has become increasingly popular to correct craniosynostosis.
Following experience with perianal inflammatory disease, monoclonal antibodies against tumour necrosis factor are increasingly used: with correct patient selection, in the absence of stenosis and complex fistulas, infliximab achieves good response in postoperative and, to a minor extent, spontaneous ECFs too [16, 21, 22].
