Sentence examples for states correctly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brooks states correctly that solar panel costs fell 75 percent in four years.

On average, then, the pollsters called all the swing states correctly, except for Florida, which many of them got wrong.

You list many Web sites operated by museums across the country, but as Mr. Davis states correctly in his article, on the Internet, "the clicking and leaping required to see a single painting rivals standing in the Mona Lisa line".

Ali Abunimah ("Terrorism's Real Locale," Op-Ed, May 8) states correctly that most terrorism in the world today is not Muslim-inspired, as we in the United States are glibly inclined to assume.

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And he states correctly that the Y is one of the largest providers in the country of day-care services and after-school programs for working and homeless families.

Silver predicted every state correctly; 50 out of 50; 100% right.

In 2012, both of these models also called every state correctly.

As the article stated correctly, the museum is at Oosterdokskade 5, just east of the Central Station.

"The warrant does not even state correctly the country in which the alleged offence took place.

You state correctly that in neither case did the court make anything of the fact that The Times is a corporation.