Sentence examples for correct a bit from inspiring English sources

Oil prices have been starting to correct a bit of late, and this is the "chink in the armor" that we are cautious of at the moment.

That will feed back on how you're doing and you can correct a bit again, if needed.

That uncertainty — corrected a bit on Monday, loudly, by Joe Biden — seemed less about whether Democrats really doubted that Americans, on the whole, were better off, than about their fear that any given phrase could be pulled out and jumped on or outright distorted.

So it looks like valuations may have corrected a bit since late last year.

Hesler has the best five-year performance record for timing the gold market (according to the Hulbert Financial Digest) and he's still a gold bull, though he does see it correcting a bit more from its current level just above $425 before it resumes its five-year bull market.

"In the early 1990s, [home] prices dropped in the Northeast and in California, where prices had increased above the national average in the few years prior," says Yun. "You can infer that the prices were out of line and were corrected a bit with the help of sharp local recessions in these two regions".

Using forward error correction a receiver can correct a handful of bit errors in the resulting message but too much noise will lead to incomprehensible output and hence a breakdown of the transmission.

Don't feel bad, the Public made a similar blunder with their ground floor restroom and the trash can though they corrected it a bit.

Those days the 1920s, in other words were a time when Mr. Berenson's various research endeavors were bearing fruit, and the old inaccuracies in Italian art history were being corrected bit by bit.

It's 80% correct, with a bit of Hollywood.

Thus, the caption of our figure is strictly correct but a bit misleading.