Sentence examples for an inevitable correction from inspiring English sources

And a few fortunate firms started preparing for what they viewed as an inevitable correction some weeks ago.

WHEN commodity prices slipped from their giddy highs in May, many observers hailed the beginning of an inevitable correction after four years of rapid ascent.

The question is whether this slowdown represents an inevitable correction -- a healthy pause before another upward trend -- or the beginning of a serious slump.

Many will regard the drop in technology stocks -- Microsoft has lost more than $200 billion in value from its peak, Intel about $100 billion -- as an inevitable correction.

The Wayfair ruling brings an inevitable correction to internet sales tax regulations that have been coming for a long time.

If all those IPOs actually happen this year, it would pump quite a lot of cash-on-cash returns through the VC ecosystem ahead of an inevitable correction.

What will become of it when a nearly inevitable correction occurs remains to be seen.

Then the authorities panicked when an inevitable 30% correction arrived and threw money at the market.

Using taxpayer dollars to slow an inevitable market correction in housing prices is a terrible tax on non-homeowners.

At some point, investors decide that they've had a great ride and sell out before the inevitable "correction". Given the famous herd-instinct of Wall Street, the sell mentality becomes a self-fulfilling prophesy.

Before the inevitable correction, he went on, "undervaluations may persist for an inconveniently long time, and the same applies to inflated prices".