Sentence examples for correct this tendency from inspiring English sources
To correct this tendency, the media have increasingly deployed "fact-checking" squads who are willing to call a candidate a liar when they deem it appropriate.
Gerets has worked to correct this tendency, and so far the results have been good.
In later life, Bernhardt corrected this tendency, leaving the safe harbour of the Comédie-Française, France's pre-eminent theatre, in favour of conducting her own whistlestop tours around the globe, performing Phèdre, Hamlet (the title role, naturally, which she made more virile than was then customary) and Tosca to weeping, rapturous crowds.
This is another effect of hindsight that Secord sets out to correct, the tendency to tell the history of science in terms of inexorable progress and sudden transformative discoveries.
He has done well against City in the past – weakening Liverpool was a not insignificant part of the attraction of the deal – and he appears to be just the sort of lively, irrepressible forward who can correct the tendency in Pellegrini's players last season to stroke the ball around elegantly without summoning the urgency or penetration to hurt opponents.
3. It is sometimes suggested that examiners who are 'hawks' or 'doves' should be given feedback about their propensity for marking or high in order that they can then try and correct that tendency.
Her question, urgent with repetition ("what, what is it they fill with?") also corrects the tendency of poems, even with the most honourable intentions, to hasten towards emotive answers.
But PlayStation's hulls have recently been stretched from 105 to 120 feet to correct a tendency to nosedive, and the extra waterline length may prove unbeatable.
In order to correct a tendency on the part of the airplane to pitch dangerously in flight, the Wrights increased the distance between the leading edge of the wing and the stabilizer, a pair of horizontal surfaces located to the front of the craft.
