Sentence examples for making correct from inspiring English sources

To qualify for the maximum 48-day reduction each year by reading up to 12 works of "literature, philosophy, science or classics", prisoners accepted on the scheme must write an essay making "correct use of paragraphs, be free of corrections, use margins and legible joined-up writing".

The site says that the influence of each detective is determined by their skill in making correct diagnoses.

That's because they are rewarded, not for making correct calls, but for winning the favor of the companies they analyze.

The tantō represents the importance of making correct decisions: if the referee makes a bad call, the understanding is he should prepare for ritual suicide (seppuku).

He told journalists that "this event for me is a victory for Ukrainian democracy, for world democracy" and that Ukraine was "making correct steps to end political repression".

Once the team fell behind and his receivers were not making correct breaks on routes, Lindley got too aggressive and his accuracy suffered as he pressed to make a play.

Inference is the art and science of making correct decisions based on data.

Average likelihood of making correct classification (AL) is used as supervised weighting scheme in [10].

Time and resource constraints in the ED create challenges in making correct diagnosis.

He is most well-known for his uncanny knack for making correct economic predictions.

Ultimately, with fewer sensors working together, the spectrum sensing is less robust for making correct spectrum access decisions.