Sentence examples for correcting a dangerous from inspiring English sources
The Conservatives retort that they were merely correcting a dangerous Old Labour tax that cost more than it brought the Exchequer.
Assuming the conventional wisdom is correct (often a dangerous bet) and the justices strike down the individual mandate, or even the entire reform, their decision will enrage liberals and fire up conservatives.
To correct a design flaw, the two astronauts inserted metal clamps on the ammonia lines to prevent dangerous pressure buildups.
They cited new data highlighting the company's recalcitrance in correcting dangerous conditions.
Identifying and correcting dangerous individual pylons can significantly reduce the number of electrocution victims, but applying this procedure at a large spatial scale is impractical.
Use nonviolent spanking mostly for urgent corrections -- to correct dangerous behaviors: for young children going into the street or on to the roof, playing with fire, or gasoline... Reason when you discipline older children (young people), wait until you may be able to be reasonable, as they can probably be talked out of dangerous notions.
At the least, Pakistan's response to the events of the past week may have corrected what Pakistan saw as a dangerous western tilt towards India.
Correct an ingrown toenail.
The Heart Rhythm Society said in a statement on Friday that it was providing expertise to officials conducting a civil investigation into implanted defibrillators, which correct dangerous heart rhythms using electrical shocks.
Inconsistencies were found in the way the company manufactured and documented defibrillators, which are devices implanted in the chest to correct dangerous heart rhythms.
Pharmacists responsible for reviewing the medication of patients in California nursing homes routinely allowed inappropriate and potentially lethal prescriptions of antipsychotic medications, and failed to correct other potentially dangerous drug irregularities, according to recent state investigations.
