Sentence examples for a mere correction from inspiring English sources

A mere correction panel was published.

On the other hand, when the stock market is experiencing a mere correction, and the optimal response would be to load up on stocks, investors generally believe that the decline is just the beginning of something far worse.

Many of those editorials focused on how to distinguish the beginning of a bear market from a mere correction.

Then, we will calculate values of Q for models of particles possibly representing real scatterers, and look for domains of the parameters where the behavior of S is simple (the approximate theory will then be usable with a mere correction factor) or characteristic (possible and unambiguous interpretation of the features).

One should also note that the mere correction of a laboratory parameter (that is, an ex vivo test) might not correlate with reversal of coagulopathy in vivo as often demonstrated by the expansion of AICH even after such correction [ 40].

If what is occurring in China is no mere correction but an actual financial panic, the resulting damage to China's economy and fiscal health will impact Chinese imports for its massive industrial sector, negatively impacting global commodity prices at an already fragile moment for the global economy.

"We prefer to see the recent pull-back as a mere market correction since the fundamental economic picture in the US remains quite positive," she adds.

Real estate agents are, by nature, a bullish bunch, and Ms. Genovesi and her colleagues at the William Raveis agency here have been chirping about a mere market correction, putting a happy face on a global meltdown.

But I'm not talking about a mere 10percentt correction.

4 I cannot share the Court's implicit assumption that Congress was engaged in either idle exercises or mere correction of the public record when it enacted the 1930 and 1970 Acts.

Nevertheless, he not only beats out Gehry (65 hits), actor Johnny Depp (44) and conductor and composer Andre Previn (24), but totally trounces Jonathan Franzen, author of the critically acclaimed novel "The Corrections," who scored a mere 15 hits--even fewer than bodice-ripping publicity pawn Justin Timberlake (31).