Sentence examples for ultimately correct from inspiring English sources

MANUEL is not trained to identify ultimately correct sites as the information used to assert correctness cannot be extracted from sequence information alone.

The downside of this, oddly, is I've never before received anything like the email abuse I've got for making various (ultimately correct) predictions.

9. Sassy confidante A woman who exists to listen to the white protagonist about their career and/or love life and provide simplistic but ultimately correct insight.

When Sarah Palin quit halfway through her first term, the common (and ultimately correct) reaction was that her political career was finished.

An analysis of Google search data, in other words, would have made the unsurprising, and ultimately correct, prediction that black turnout was going to be substantially higher in 2008 than it was in 2004.

It serves as a welcome reintroduction to some of Farley's best moments as a performer, but you can't help but notice that Chase was ultimately correct: Farley, in his brief life, turned in just a handful of classic sketches and one very funny movie ("Tommy Boy," a modest box-office hit turned cable-TV classic).

In contrast, use of the liver-specific promoter prevented the formation of neutralizing antibodies and cytotoxic T-cells against the GAA transgene in the same animals, and it allowed for sustained plasma secretion of GAA, ultimately correcting glycogen storage and supplying GAA to muscle via systemic cross-correction.

Rucker ultimately corrected his tweet once commenters pointed out the misquote.

At my friend's insistence, the teacher ultimately corrected herself in class, though with a verbal wink more than large enough to drive through in a speeding vehicle.

However, while the embryo ultimately corrects for abnormalities in nuclear density, the Bcd gradient remains abnormal through cycle 14 to gastrulation.

Ultimately, being correct is to be explained in terms of being correctly taken to be correct.