Sentence examples for is certainly not correct from inspiring English sources

"It is certainly not correct to say that Australia was born at Gallipoli.

And to say it has been easy is certainly not correct".

"It is certainly not correct to say that Australia was born at Gallipoli," Nelson says.

Reed: Well, it's certainly not correct from the point of view of the technology.

On the other side, a number of researchers have claimed that the ANFIS model is efficient enough to be used for extrapolation purposes (Al-Ghamdi and Taylan 2015) which was certainly not correct here.

"But we now know that those less sensitive models are certainly not correct".

"That's certainly not correct," said Barker, citing the proposed Elizabeth House development in Waterloo, which would be built on the Westminster World Heritage Site.

Morner, a sea level scientist, told Popular Technology that Cook classifying one of his papers as "no position" was "Certainly not correct and certainly misleading.

Although this view indeed produces a more coherent view of his multifaceted work, it is certainly not historically correct.

With each state and country having different requirements and different opinions on various anti doping organisations and testers, it is certainly not blindingly obvious what the correct move is.

But that berth is certainly not guaranteed, just as — Wenger is correct in pointing out — Tuesday's result is not predetermined.