Sentence examples similar to correct retroactively from inspiring English sources

She's so beloved by her fans, in fact, that when she gets her American history facts wrong, they simply decide it's best to change history so that she becomes retroactively correct.

While we cannot retroactively correct our initial oversight, we have now noted the problem in the text of the manuscript.

Christo retroactively corrected the record and now they are acknowledged as joint authors of every outdoor installation they plotted from 1961 onwards.

While SwiftKey's flagship product is a predictive keyboard that adapts to the way you type in order to smartly suggest words you can select with a tap, the new Clarity keyboard instead goes back behind you to check the last few words you've typed, then retroactively corrects them.

In effect, tracks can be retroactively corrected back k scans to better match newly acquired blips.

I couldn't find any way to correct such a mistake — to change a post's privacy setting retroactively.

When Ohio later corrected its death penalty law, it could not be applied retroactively to the trio due to the ex post facto laws, so they escaped execution based on unbelievably fortuitous timing.

Even when women retroactively learn that they could have been out longer, sometimes they decline to correct any misperceptions because they don't want others to get what they failed to attain.

What the surge did not do is retroactively convince a majority of Americans that the initial decision to invade Iraq was correct.

(It works retroactively too).

"Not retroactively, but prospectively.