Sentence examples for corrections that from inspiring English sources

Pros: Connects readers with corrections that already exist.

The bound galleys went out with a list of corrections that hadn't made the printer's deadline.

Hence, GPS technology includes relativistic corrections that enable positions to be calculated to within several centimetres.

There were corrections that needed to be made on my articles and I never received her replies.

"Possible corrections that have so far been helpfully pointed out are being checked and will be included in future reprints".

Others insist his work is "comprised of" 47,000 pointless "corrections" that make him the internet's most obsessive and irritating pedant.

Community Education said it had developed a highly successful model of "community corrections" that had improved the lives of hundreds of thousands of inmates across the country.

The changes are indicative of midcourse corrections that take place continually in campaigns, particularly those relying on pro bono or volunteer efforts from agencies.

He believed, with President Herbert Hoover, that the stock market crash was one of those corrections that would right itself in a few months.

Children who may not prove bright in other respects are picking up complicated phrases and sophisticated corrections that would confuse many adults.

Practitioners are therefore often encouraged to design corrections that avoid misinformation repetition.