Sentence examples for correction toward from inspiring English sources

When rock stars swap their Fender Jaguar for an acoustic guitar, it usually signals a course correction toward calmer waters.

In Mr. Anderson's own book, "Mid-Course Correction: Toward a Sustainable Enterprise" (1998), he called moving toward sustainability the next industrial revolution.

He documented his transformation from plunderer to protector in his book "Mid-Course Correction: Toward a Sustainable Enterprise," which is now required reading in every green M.B.A. program.

But he thinks that the market could give back about half those gains in a correction toward the end of the year.

[Transcript, Page A18.] Mr. Jeffords's announcement touched off a soul-searching debate among Republicans in an emotional meeting this morning about whether their party has moved too far to the right and should now make a correction toward the middle.

An amplification correction toward this value is estimated by applying the Vs30 from the PS logging results of K-NET and KiK-net to the empirical relationship of Midorikawa et al. (1994).

A pun of sorts (cheng is cheng -- two different characters pronounced the same), but from the outset we see the relation that Confucius has established between governing and the process of rectification, a teaching that for Confucius suggests the process of correction or "rectification" toward a moral course on the part of both the individual and the state.

Still, it's often the microfelicities that keep you barreling through "The Corrections" toward its larger satisfactions.

Thirdly, our data indicated that lower FA is related to faster delay-discounting behavior (although this association did not survive a Bonferroni correction), pointing toward less myelin within the FS tract being implicated in more impulsive choices.

Such maps would either support or identify the need to modify current practices aimed at reducing the likelihood of landslide (both shallow and deep-seated) occurrence and the consequent on- and off-site impacts of future storms, thereby permitting foresters to look forward toward prevention rather than backward toward correction.

Schreck traces some effects of the Ninth Amendment on the lives of women in her family and examines the effects of the Fourteenth Amendment more generally, and she reminds us that the Constitution was written by and for land-owning white men, treating them as fuller citizens than the rest of us — an injustice that has long been plodding toward correction.