Sentence examples for Significant corrections from inspiring English sources

Corrections appear on the relevant web page and/or in the newspaper and significant corrections are collated in the Guardian corrections and clarifications column and the For the record column of the Observer.

"Some of the companies that represented the strong part of the old world -- G.E., Home Depot, Wal-Mart -- have had significant corrections this year," said James E. Moltz, vice chairman at International Strategy and Investment, an investment research firm.

The BBC has issued two significant corrections to Rippon's version of events that had been published in a BBC blogpost on 3 October, when the allegations about abuse by Savile first emerged.

The BBC issued two significant corrections to Rippon's version of events that had been published in a BBC blogpost on 3 October, when the allegations about abuse by Savile first emerged.

One of her most significant corrections was to the text of "Stanzas in Meditation," a magisterially impenetrable work, written in 1932 — the same year, as it happens, that the beguilingly easy "Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas" was written — but not published until 1956, by Yale.

Twigg wrote on 25 July that the significant corrections made by the government in the previous week "call into question the depth of the UK government's specific assessments of Saudi operations or of the evidence heard by my committee on alleged violations of international humanitarian law".

But the market hasn't seen a significant correction since 2011, and we were due for one.

The market has since experienced a significant correction: there are now just 1,000 sites, and only 300 generate revenue.

If they react abruptly to falling sales by building less, the housing market may be "on the verge of a significant correction", argues Ian Shepherdson of Pantheon Macroeconomics.

For Mr. Worth, the selling seemed to validate an argument he has been making for several months, that stocks are overdue for a significant correction.

The market has risen for six years in a row, and there hasn't been a significant correction (a fall of at least ten per cent) in more than three years.