Sentence examples for carried a correction from inspiring English sources

That is why we deleted this story and carried a correction". A majority of readers from left and right commended the Guardian for its speedy retraction.

The Daily Mail carried a correction on page 2 on Monday for a story published in February this year which claimed that EU migrants were convicted of 700 crimes a week.

Following the complaint, the Mail on Sunday agreed to rewrite the story to remove the references to Muslims and carry a correction both in the paper and online.

Major errors will carry a "Correction" bug on the front-page headline.

The following day the paper carried a fulsome correction: "We regret  having given publicity in our later editions to these reports, for which there is no foundation".

UPDATED 1pm: The Sunday Times carried a rather large "correction" yesterday that, once read alongside the original offending article, amounted to a complete retraction.

For the calculation of the MMR two mathematical adjustments were carried out: A correction made for the fact that respondents under the age of 25 are likely to have more sisters who will reach age 15 or get married in the future.

Correction: This post initially carried a translation that turns out to have been satirical and, thus, false.

The addition of an internal standard to a sample before the sample preparation steps are carried out allows a correction for analyte losses.

Pedicle screw fixation is commonly employed for the surgical correction of scoliosis but carries a risk of serious neurovascular or visceral structure events during screw insertion.

The placing of pedicle screws in the course of posterior correction and fusion surgery carries a risk of vascular injury.