Sentence examples for corrective on from inspiring English sources

The spate of alarming incidents in recent months underscoring the depth of the military's sexual assault problem did not dissuade Senator Carl Levin, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, from killing the most promising corrective on the table.

So "Reel Models: The First Women of Film," tonight's historical corrective on AMC, has the burden of doing more than simply telling us that women have been overlooked in the history of cinema.

The deglamorization that doctors have suffered with the rise of H.M.O.'s in American life has had its corrective on television, where medical dramas seem to labor ever more aggressively to establish the physician's genius.

This summer, on a Slate Culture Gabfest podcast, he provided a delectable corrective on the worldwide furor over the birth of George, son of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and heir to the British throne.

That Gassendi thinks there is a need for correctives on sensory information makes clear the depths of his rejection of epistemic foundationalism in Aristotelian or Cartesian thought: we cannot trust even information from the senses to give us a failsafe picture of the world.

The prosecutor, Patrick J. Fitzgerald, formally filed a one paragraph corrective letter on Wednesday to Judge Reggie B. Walton of Federal District Court, changing a sentence in the earlier filing.

In 1993, in the first on-orbit telescope servicing, astronauts installed corrective optics on Hubble, restoring the telescope's vision and promise, and astronomers' faith in NASA.

I've recently had a hysterectomy and one ovary removed, plus corrective surgery on my colon, whereby my uterus was fused to my colon.

Follows up on queries or initiate corrective action on discrepancies. 5.

Fortunately, for anyone concerned that people might take the celebrity nonsense seriously, scientists and doctors are on hand to dispense some corrective wisdom on the dodgiest of these claims.

The CEO said it's everyone's right to dispute citations, and that if cities don't provide the infrastructure to support that right, and are over-reliant on fines for income, the service provides corrective pressure on them.