Sentence examples for you note correctly from inspiring English sources
Sudie Reid-Coles Cranston, R.I., April 11 , 2010To the Editor: Justice John Paul Stevens, you note correctly in your editorial ("Justice Stevens," April 10), took a conservative position on affirmative action in the seminal Bakke case.
Historically, where merchants have gone first, political relations have often followed.GUIVE MIRFENDERESKI NAJMEDIN ESHKATINewton, Massachusetts;Smoke signalsSIR You note correctly that anti-tobacco people overstate the smoking problem, but then you proceed to understate it ("Tobacco and tolerance", December 20th).
Some experts note, correctly, that police officers are not always models of shooting accuracy.
Agency officials note, correctly, that no one has yet derived human embryonic stem cells through therapeutic cloning.
But the rules also note, correctly, that it is impossible to anticipate all the situations that may compromise a board member's independence.
The bears note correctly that the U.S. now needs.
they note, correctly, that the best recipe for surviving a scandal is perseverance and time.
Presidents often note, correctly, that they generally earn less than the CEOs of comparably sized for-profit businesses.
As the article noted correctly, he is Russell A. Mills, not Robert.
To the Editor: Roger Cohen notes correctly that sugar cane is not grown in the Amazon.
She noted, correctly, that Charles Koch has supported criminal-justice reform for decades.
