Sentence examples for correct a confusion from inspiring English sources

So much for a happy new year in Laos, where neither political liberalisation nor the urgently needed debate about development look likely.(Picture credit: The Economist, T.F .Correction and a clarification: We have had to change several lines in this article to correct a confusion regarding which report on the survey of 16 provinces was actually published by the Vientiane Times.

Mr. Hannity mostly seemed intent on giving Ms. Palin a chance to correct any confusion left by her ABC interview.

Correct an ingrown toenail.

When my French accent passed for the lilt of a Spaniard or an Italian, as it often would, I didn't correct the confusion.

No amount of "leadership training" is going to correct the basic confusion and misalignment.

"The state is responsible for correcting the confusion that has wrongly disenfranchised voters for decades.

The large number of goals created a confusion over the correct scoreline.

Even after instruction, students harbor misconceptions about natural selection, suggesting that traditional teaching methods are insufficient for correcting these confusions.

Afterwards, it is important to evaluate the model across a confusion matrix that represents the number of correct and incorrect predictions.

Statistical results summarized as a confusion matrix show that the difficult cases of close postures yield a correct recognition result in more than 90% of the cases.

Because the signs directly above the tracks had the correct colors, confusion, let alone chaos, was not readily apparent.