Sentence examples for corrected even from inspiring English sources

There is the matter of visibility, one thing about a jeep, the driver can see out of it in any direction, & this will naturally have to be corrected, even if it means taping up the windshield.

The ghost-written book hit the headlines in November when a reader complained it contained 45 factual errors, and while "legacy readers" will have to put up with the howlers until the next edition, ebook fans will play spot-the-balls-up in vain: digital technology means ebooks can be corrected even as they sit in your virtual bookshelves.

Thirty-eight percent (106) of birth to 4 month and 26% (33) of 6 to 12 month responses were corrected even though the PCPs did not address the behavior at the office visit.

But a new study online today in Science shows that at least one malfunctioning circuit can be repaired after that window closes, holding out hope that in some forms of autism, abnormal circuits in the brain can be corrected even after their development is complete.

These programs are motivated by the desire to avoid problems like Florida in 2000, whether of ballot design (the "butterfly ballot" that caused thousands of elderly voters in Palm Beach County to vote for Pat Buchanan could have been corrected even on Election Day); voter intimidation; or exhausted campaign officials improperly turning voters away from the polls.

In ICU patients unable to express themselves, we recommend that hypoglycemia be corrected even in the absence of clinical signs (strong agreement).

The use of this strategy may help correct even slight weight regain and contribute to long-term weight stability.

As prefect, he served Pope John Paul II as a kind of theologian-in-chief, and was known, on occasion, to gently correct even the Pontiff.

The research is a new field with potentially revolutionary implications, including the possibility of correcting even the most intractable health problems with cell replacements.

I'd point to two factors: 1) We at The Times are less and less reluctant to correct even the tiniest mistakes.

A cover article this weekend about Barbra Streisand's efforts to define her legacy — including her determination to correct even the tiniest errors about her life — contains several errors.