Sentence examples for correcting its mistakes from inspiring English sources

We think science works both in trying its best to identify what is unknown and in correcting its mistakes.

After the initial training, you will improve the program's accuracy as you dictate, by correcting its mistakes in transcription.

The collaboration, announced on Tuesday, includes a bit of controlled crowdsourcing, with the Cleveland clinicians and medical school students answering Watson's questions and correcting its mistakes.

The financial system is in deep trouble, and the coalition's indicated approach would put most of the burden for correcting its mistakes on its victims.

Dr Dennis Eady, case consultant at the Cardiff Law School Innocence Project, a group that campaigns for victims of miscarriages of justice, backed Cooper's concerns, saying he despaired "at the bureaucratic obstacles, inhumanity and intellectual dishonesty that the appeal system will employ to avoid admitting and correcting its mistakes and malpractices".

The bit where it failed to disclose how it shared data with third parties aside, it's a good example of a company owning its privacy screw up and correcting its mistake in clear, unambiguous language.

But its privileged status is founded on the capacity to be right most of the time and to correct its mistakes when it gets things wrong.

Firefox Quantum (aka, Firefox 57), is the company's effort to correct its mistakes and it's good to see that Google is back in the default slot (Disclaimer: TechCrunch is part of Oath, Verizon's roll-up of AOL and Yahoo, though nobody at TechCrunch that I know has ever willingly used Yahoo Search).

Astor reminded his team if it doesn't correct its mistakes by then, the result would be the same as the one against Laguna Beach.

Ten years later, it is past time to write the law and correct its mistakes.

How does the United States Supreme Court correct its mistakes?