Sentence examples for by issuing a correction from inspiring English sources

It's also, though, the diversity that Kirkus has smothered by issuing a "correction" — the editor's word — on the political emphasis of a published response.

"I'm disappointed that Tom Fiedler and his former colleagues from the Miami Herald are now trying to reverse their own narrative of events in 1987, and that the country's best newspaper would assist them, even in a small way, by issuing a 'correction' that doesn't actually correct any facts," Bai wrote.

Last week, a major newspaper in Canada got fooled hard by one piece about a supposedly super-expensive film collaboration with Terry Gilliam they have since rewritten the story (albeit without issuing a correction).

[Update 7/13: SoundCloud has clumsily attempted to refute this article by issuing a statement to Variety saying our post contains "extensive inaccuracies", yet its supposed 'corrections' simply repeat what we did publish, and refute something we didn't publish.

A statement saying it expected to report an operating loss for its "media and other" segment was mistakenly described by FactSet as an operating loss for the whole company; trading was briefly halted by Nasdaq, and FactSet issued a correction, but shares still ended the day more than 8 percent down.

(The A.P. had published the erroneous figures in a table where the numbers were displayed in the wrong rows. It promptly issued a correction, but by then the erroneous numbers had been widely disseminated online).

After a frustrating debate with the clerk and his associate, I was able to convince them to issue a correction ballot, which is allowed by NYS law.

This fact has now been acknowledged by the paper, and it has rewritten the story and issued a correction both online and in print.

Meeker quickly issued a correction.

The newspaper issued a correction.

Maybe I should issue a correction?