Sentence examples for a matter of correcting from inspiring English sources

As for lifting the ban on religion, he said: "It became evident it was not simply a matter of correcting earlier errors, but a question of a more profound conception of human rights".

"I wonder if the president views it simply as a matter of correcting his message".

It is not only a matter of correct diagnosis; the details of how to perform the therapeutic procedure can often be chosen only from data obtained by specifically tailored diagnostic examinations.

So grammar is not a matter of being correct or not.

Ashton (1959) in Ballet Annual, quoted by D Vaughan Frederick Ashton and His Ballets (1976) "The steps do not look like school steps (though they are as a matter of fact correct); they are like discoveries, like something you do not know you can do, with the deceptive air of being incorrect and accidental that romantic poetry has".

This is not a matter of a correct or incorrect database design but of how the business operates.

She quotes him: Coming up with a solution is not a matter of adopting correct political beliefs.

Both examples are a matter of style not correct usage.

It took only a matter of years to correct that.

It's not a matter of grammar, of "correct" and "incorrect", but one of context.

Now it's just a matter of doing the correcting.