Sentence examples for come to correct from inspiring English sources
"The tyrant deserves no honors," someone exclaimed as a partisan of Rosas was arguing that the time had come to correct a historical injustice.
Soon regulators can expect to face pressure to ensure truth in advertising, as well as to promote easier access.Pressure will also come to correct another problem: most operators cap the amount of traffic users may send and receive each month, and nearly all provide far less speed for sending than for receiving.
He said he thought they had come to correct the original error, but instead repainted it, making it brighter and more noticeable.
Economics is not a discipline that comes to correct answers — economies are too complex.
Who gets rewarded, the central banker who avoids a recession or the one who comes to "correct" his predecessors' faults and happens to be there during some economic recovery?
He then attempts to convince us that, when Bush Sr .allowed Saddam to slaughter the equivalent activists in Iraq, Bush Jr. came to correct the mistake by shocking-and-awing Iraq into a friendly democracy, using too many bombs and too few human soldiers.
When he came to correct the proofs of the story, which was serialised over 12 issues in 1898, he told his friend Edmund Goose: "When I had finished them I was so frightened that I was afraid to go upstairs to bed".
The government takes great care when it comes to correct orientation to prevent error coins reaching circulation.
Such systems pretty much guarantee a continuation of bad policy when it comes to correcting bad ideas.
