Sentence examples for it is correct to highlight from inspiring English sources

• To the Editor: It is correct to highlight all of the folly in the structure for promotion in the New Haven Fire Department.

Jim Weikart is correct to highlight the difficulty of simplifying our income tax system ("A Great Tax Plan (for Accountants)," Op-Ed, Sept. 14).

David Brooks is correct to highlight the urgent need to adopt far-reaching policy reforms in Europe and the United States ("The structural revolution," Views, May 9).

While the church is correct to highlight that Schalk was about a state where there was no gay marriage at all, even with the innovation of article 9 of the Charter and the involvement of article 14 (anti-discrimination), the court is still likely to give individual states a wide margin of appreciation as to how it legislates for gay marriage, particularly in the highly sensitive religious context.

So while he is correct to highlight the potential promise of a prophylactic approach, Leaf's own description of "the failed biomarker hunt" is, indirectly, a defense of why oncologists today are left with no choice but to wait until the disease develops.

One point of clarification: rainfall in the area is not declining but is increasing in intensity, ie more rainfall falling on fewer days, so he is correct to highlight waste and overuse of water by consumers as a cause of low flow and increased pollution in rivers.

The reviewer is correct to highlight that PD-1 was dispensable in our previous study of PIT in naïve T cells (Konkel et al., 2010).

The Daily Telegraph – a publication I am not accustomed to praising – was correct to highlight recently how "not a single ordinary farmer" is among the top 24 recipients in France.

You are correct to highlight the undeniable progress made by Azerbaijan in strengthening its democratic institutions and the nation's strong strategic partnership with the United States ("A Purge, Coup Rumors and Police Crackdowns Herald Election Season in Azerbaijan," news article, Oct. 29).

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It is corrected to satisfy Galilean invariance.