Sentence examples for may correctly point from inspiring English sources

Many of you may correctly point out that the reality in many districts is that not all kids have broadband.

And, as Peter Kafka may or may not correctly point out, at the end of the day, there are only so many digital music companies and platforms it can serve.

Critics correctly point out that such knowledge may lead to stereotyping and a focus on the 'otherness' of patients.

As Eslami and coworkers correctly point out, this type of analysis may be sensitive to sampling.

That default, the authors correctly point out, continues today.

As your article correctly points out, it may not be the MOOC itself that produced a 91 percent pass rate in the blended circuits course, but rather the intensive in-person workshops and 24/7 availability of online mentors.

Respondent correctly points out, however, that whatever may be the facts, the evidence in this record does not show that the bus company owns or actively operates or directly controls the bus terminal or the restaurant in it.

As correctly pointed out in [17 20], time delays may change the dynamic characters of neural networks and cause some dramatic phenomena such as oscillations, divergences, and so on.

As correctly pointed out in [17 20], time delays may cause undesirable dynamical network behaviors such as oscillations, divergences, and so on.

"I think that's pretty poor," Lloyd correctly points out.

As kohastings correctly points out in the comments.