Sentence examples for corrected to about from inspiring English sources

That has been corrected to about 6%.

The original version wrongly stated that 135 calories were enough for an hour's cross-country running; this has been corrected to about 15 minutes. in addition, references to 35% sugar, rather than 35g, or "high sugar", and "more sugar than Coke" rather than as much sugar as Coke, have also been corrected.

The number has been corrected to show that about 10percentt of hires between October 2009 and September 2013 were rehires.

"It's not politically correct to talk about the grievances people have against the United States," Mr. Shehadeh said.

It is thus not correct to talk about the type of a typable term.

Is Fidelity correct to start crowing about its international funds?

The clock also takes its time signal from the GPS that drives the speedo, so it should be correct to about one millionth of a second.

Preventive counselling gives individuals an opportunity to receive relevant information, to correct misconceptions about HIV, to assess risk and to motivate behaviour change if necessary [ 1, 2].

Others said voters would be correct to wonder about the relevance of a Congress that left so much undone.

It is more politically correct to talk about work-life balance.

You are correct to ask about the budget.