Sentence examples for corrective in from inspiring English sources
'corrective in' is not a grammatically correct phrase in English
To use 'corrective' in a sentence, it needs to be followed by an adjective or a preposition. For example: He was given a corrective action to address the problem.
I had become adept at using one of the tools employed to assert Time's authority — what I thought of as the corrective "in fact," as in "Democrats maintain that the measure would increase unemployment.
"Basically we are a very necessary corrective in German and European politics".
"There's an element of corrective in his writing, which says, don't assume anything about anyone".
There's a 10 Downing Street, which acts as a democratic corrective, in case we all start genuflecting.
Some viewed the closing as tragic, others as a necessary corrective in these newly pared-back times.
Her creative act is part tribute to that profusion, part protest, and entirely corrective: in place of how something appears, she depicts how it appears to her.
Corrective in-plane displacements in the supplementary problem are assumed in the form u s = u 1 s sin π z / 2 ⇄ u, v Open image in new window (53).
Furthermore, it is not to philosophy but science that we must look to resolve the relative contributions of each, for "Both tendencies will find their correctives in investigation" [Wheeler 1899, p. 284].
You can see the corrective dynamic in action in two solo shows at Priska C. Juschka Fine Art.
They covered violence in post-earthquake Haiti, corrective rape in South Africa and Jamaica, sexual trafficking, and rape in the military.
Professor Putnam proposed a number of corrective measures in this regard in the final chapter of his book.
