Sentence examples for more correctly so from inspiring English sources
Since to carry out the operations more correctly so as to elluct the technical peccadilloes.
But it has clearly become more than that — and correctly so, given the dire economic outlook.
This is usually a slower and a more telegraphed kick if not done correctly, so there is a chance for your opponent counter you if you miss and be careless with returning back to stance.
Even more importantly, they make the seat belt fit correctly so that the bones and organs inside the body are restrained.
So-called cut-and-cover tunnels (more correctly called conduits) are built by excavating from the surface, constructing the structure, and then covering with backfill.
Take time to establish your gravel garden correctly so you will spend less time weeding and more time enjoying your garden.
To argue that bin Laden's death says something about the need for (or, more correctly, in this case, the uselessness of) torture is to politicize it — and rightly so.
However, as low levels of side-reactions accumulate on the growing oligo, the purity cannot be 100%%, so the molecular weight cannot be precisely defined, and the yields are more correctly referred to as apparent yields.
"You want me so much you can't breathe/I dream of pulling out your teeth," Alanna McArdle sang — or, more correctly, yelled to the beat.
Or more correctly reappear.
