Sentence examples for is correct instead from inspiring English sources

I'm driving the 2010 Mitsubishi Outlander GT on a snowy slalom course at the school's sprawling rally playground near Dalton, N.H., and my copilot is correct: instead of using the brake and throttle to smoothly transfer weight and slide the car between the cones, I'm ignoring the brake and simply mashing the gas pedal.

"If their interpretation is correct, instead of just finding huge planets around other stars, we're finding comets," says astronomer Tobias Owen of the University of Hawaii, Honolulu.

To put the point another way, if we believe a given scientific theory when one of the empirical equivalents we could generate from it by the local algorithmic strategy is correct instead, most of what we originally believed will nonetheless turn out to be straightforwardly true.

And all of these apps will be able to be purchased individually (for $14.99 if the screenshots are correct) instead of as a full (and fully-priced) bundle.

That's correct: instead of buying me an age appropriate film (say Toy Story), my mother decided I was ready for classic Hollywood thrillers.

In 2003, A.M. Bauer found that the name Euprepis had been incorrectly applied to this clade and that Trachylepis was correct instead, so that the Noronha skink is currently referred to as Trachylepis atlantica.

For example, the individual-level model(s) assumed for an analysis need not be correct; instead it is a reference against which we measure ecologic bias.

No effort was made to validate the methods reported, for example that the sample size was correct, rather instead to confirm that the data necessary to verify methods were presented in the paper and that the methods seemed appropriate.

Those were always most interesting when they were funny, so I thought: 'Oh I'll just make them one-liners.'" Most of them were observations on family life ("One thing I will never do for my son is correct him when he says 'pervalised' instead of 'paralysed'") and she decided early on to have "no filter".

The data themselves are correct, but instead of stating that 'This study showed that neuroticism is positively associated with cancer survival' it should have stated that 'This study showed that neuroticism is negatively associated with cancer survival'.

Instead, a discreet soft, white bread is correct, whether it is an artisan masterpiece or a Chorleywood bagged loaf.