Sentence examples for being able to rectify from inspiring English sources

"I quit after the second audit, after not being able to rectify any of the problems," he said.

Failure he said, means letting people down and not being able to rectify the situation.

Have they been able to rectify "Keep your government hands off my Medicare"?

"In the past, we have been able to rectify problems by repairing existing cables, or replacing sections," Mr. Bonomo said.

And in one week, he was able to rectify that and go out and beat a really good Baltimore Ravens team.

"E.A. has not been able to rectify that, because it is always dependent on the hardware" owned by its users, Mr. Bellfield said.

Will the defending Olympic champion be able to rectify the problem before competing at the Diamond League in Rome against his rivals Asafa Powell and Christophe Lemaitre next week?

Nogent is a small market town of just 6,000 inhabitants, but has been able to rectify national neglect because of revenues it receives from one of the country's biggest nuclear power stations, whose chimneys loom over the Claudel house.

I thought I'd hold my head up high because they had supported me, I got one or two things wrong but learned a huge lesson and was able to rectify that.

The current view is to simply choose a new director general from outside the BBC bureaucracy in the hope that this individual will be able to rectify mistakes the organisation makes.

While the issues with the Note 7 are certainly embarrassing, industry sources say that should the company be able to rectify the issues with the phablet the launch delay and product swap is manageable.