Sentence examples similar to I am rectifying from inspiring English sources

The question is can it be rectified, and I think it can't.

How can it be rectified without raising the minimum wage?

If the PS layer thickness is thin (lower than 10 nm), then its resistance is low and the resulting I V is rectified.

I think there has been some meaningful miscommunication which we are rectifying.

A show like this is rectifying for that reason.

The detection of a radio signal, which is a very high-frequency alternating current (AC), requires that the signal be rectified; i.e., the alternating current must be converted into a direct current (DC) by a device that conducts only when the signal has one polarity but not when it has the other precisely what Fleming's valve (patented in 1904) did.

"There were things I saw in practice by detectives that were unintentional that I knew needed to be rectified through standards and training," Mr. Waldrop said.

From Palestine to Jordan, Iraq to Syria, Lebanon to Kuwait, they're a well-travelled bunch, but as Mohammad says "until that right of return is rectified, I think all Palestinians - even though we've spread all over the world and found new homes - we'll always have something missing deep down".

The third reason why young women don't relate to feminism is that our generation is terrified of labels--and I think this can be rectified by seeing feminism less as an identity (with rules and definitions) and more as a sensibility, and a lens.

"If the ethical standards of the ruling class of our society can be rectified, then I believe this will be a greater political achievement than what I can accomplish during the remainder of my tenure," he said.

"We probably should have won the game but we didn't and I'm hoping that will be rectified in this game".