Sentence examples for more correct as from inspiring English sources

His pronouncement is even more correct as we muddle toward the end of 2014.

Personally, the version proposed by Mr. Kertaredjasa could not be more correct as irony of life comes to me voluntarily since I was very young.

Therefore, the first step in making the optimal ANN more reliable is initializing the optimal ANN in a way to produce as more correct signals as possible.

10 Try and try again Try to has traditionally been regarded as more "correct" and try and as a colloquialism or worse.

It saw the defence budget as easy plunder to be diverted for politically more correct spending, such as health and education.

There were no specific prompts to record additional information that may have assisted in assigning more correct codes, such as the type of treatment provided.

As long as there are more correct classifiers than incorrect, then the prediction will be accurate.

That much can be gleaned from his second album, 1991's Spiral Walls Containing Autumns of Light, which two decades on is still by far the most avant garde hip-hop record ever made; although it feels more correct to describe it as an avant garde album made by a hip-hop MC.

But perhaps once one considers the GTT explicitly, accepts the underdetermination of 'case' and considers a few of the ways it can be made more precise to get different logics, it just seems clear that there will be several alternative ways to make it more specific, with none singled out as more correct than the others by current usage.

These arguments and distinctions dissipated after World War I, and following the leads of Friedländer, Panofsky, and Pächt, English-language scholars now almost universally describe the period as "Early Netherlandish painting", although many art historians view the Flemish term as more correct.

Spencer has been tagged as a social Darwinist, but it would be more correct to think of Darwin as a biological Spencerian.