Sentence examples for corrections in the future from inspiring English sources

"I can't imagine any major undertaking like this that doesn't require technical corrections in the future," Brady told reporters.

Although both the genome and the proteome of zebrafish are subject to some changes and corrections in the future, the available sequence data is sufficient for deriving the overwhelming part of the complete genes of DUB candidates.

Flow paths closed by sediments are subsequently flushed which leads to an increase of the system permeability (a factor 2 3 was observed so far but this may need correction in the future, so further investigation is recommended).

Biodegradable fillers also leave open the possibility of surgical correction in the future, whereas with permanent fillers, surgery may no longer be an option.

There are major differences between the rancor over the ACA and this tax bill, through, which some analysts believe could force Democrats to the table on corrections in the near future.

(Separately, one London VC I spoke to said a dedicated secondary fund in Europe made sense except in one scenario: that European valuations see a price correction sometime in the future promoted by the current trajectory of available funding slowing down, which he believes will eventually happen. "Funds are 10 years so they just have to get out in time," is how said VC framed it).

In his personal retirement portfolio, 90percentt of his assets are in stocks, even though he expects some kind of stock market correction in the near future.

But barring a macro-economic correction in the near future, this might actually be too conservative.

A lot of experts are predicting another major correction in the near future, which could mean that now is the worst time possible to invest in stocks.

"If we get a very bold conservative who has a strong identification of where they want to take the country, both economically and in terms of national security, we do have a chance to have a major course correction for America in the future," she said.

And, market corrections notwithstanding, the future looks better.