Sentence examples for suggested correctly from inspiring English sources

With Florida's voting fiasco a fresh memory, the governor also suggested, correctly, that it was time to look at balloting problems in New York State.

He calculated an improved value of 14 minutes for the solar parallax, a measure of the Earth's mean distance from the Sun, and suggested correctly that the Sun had a perturbing effect on the Moon's orbit.

An exact distance for "near" was not defined as some reviewer members suggested correctly that the majority of manuscripts would not include this information and this would exclude many papers from the review.

In both these cases, extreme divergence coupled with compositional biases in these sequences suggested, correctly, their unexpected branching patterns were due to phylogenetic artefacts.

That last one suggests, correctly, that there is also something conservative, in the better sense, about Kennedy's decision.

Intuition suggests, correctly, that if any one family saves an extra $100 this year, its bank balance at year's end will be higher by that amount.

In addition, Cowell cites my account of the young Stalin's visit to London in 1907 to arrange a huge bank robbery; he suggests correctly that Russia's idiosyncratic culture of ideological and moral sanctimony, combined with imperial swagger and sleazy, murderous gangsterism, originated in the conspiratorial underground of Stalin and the early Bolsheviks.

Now about two-thirds of investors negative gear: Turnbull suggests (correctly) that all investors account for about 30% of the market, but if we keep the third of current investors who don't negative gear, we're now down on his figures to only 20% of the market leaving.

The geographic basis for the names of the two main subgroups of rice varieties, indica and japonica, suggests correctly that this is therefore where these varieties are grown.

Move the end table and the lamp, he suggests, correctly.

He suggests, correctly in my opinion, that we should see anti-fascists simply as those who openly identify as "anti-fascist" in some way.