Sentence examples for correction should have from inspiring English sources

The correction should have run in the same newspaper where the original error and all its little offspring had appeared.

A correction should have been made at the earliest opportunity; the fact that this wasn't done does not reflect well on journalistic rules and procedures within the BBC.

Much as the art school is treasured now – there was an outpouring of grief this year when it was damaged by fire – in 1909 the finished building was met with hostility, one newspaper asking why a house of correction should have been allowed to be built right there in the centre of the city, another proposing Mackintosh be taken out to have his bare arse whipped.

Either the initial assessment was inaccurate (for which a correction should have been submitted) or this diagnosis was incorrectly coded as absent at follow-up.

If our study was a hypothesis-testing study, a Bonferroni correction should have been applied because of the number of possible covariates in the analysis.

"To me this isn't what about is happening now in China, it is really a correction that should have happened last summer and they didn't let it happen.

This correction, however, should have no effect on the total number of counts recorded in the reconstructed image.

Current leads to energize the SC correction coils should have an affordable heat load and fit the spatial constraints in the service cryostat where the current leads are installed.

This let us know that, amid the generally overbought conditions of the markets, there are a growing number of stocks that had already pulled back and may be among the first to respond when buyers return to the market after the correction we should have understood to be likely.

The correction said these should have stated: "We have not assessed that there has been a breach of IHL by the coalition".

The videotaped commentary, which was used in a section of the CBS News Web site called "Katie Couric's Notebook," but which also was sent out for use by CBS television and radio stations, was removed from the CBS site, and the network issued what it called a correction, saying it should have noted that "much of the material" had come from the newspaper.