Sentence examples similar to corrects a fault from inspiring English sources

Teams that buy in midseason are either paying above the odds to correct a fault in their lineup or taking some other club's discards.

Her passion is also ignited by the fact she believes lipstick isn't about correcting a perceived fault – like concealer – or enhancing something – like mascara.

But the State may not wield its economic whip in this fashion when the effect is to cause a deprivation to needy dependent children in order to correct an arguable fault of their parents.

They scanned DNA for the error then converted a G to an A, correcting the fault.

If the museum's style was politically correct to a fault, it did correct certain faulty versions of cultural history.

In 2014 GM asked customers to return more than 30 million vehicles to correct a range of faults.

(Louisiana's attorney-general, politically correct to a fault, declined to let a black man so describe himself).Three challengers have broader support.

He was entertaining, wasn't politically correct (to a fault).

He might smile the smile and be politically correct to a fault, but underneath all that public relations gloss is a competitive athlete that is not above a snarl and a snap.

He's the typical young Jewish liberal; highly sensitive, politically correct to a fault, indecisive almost to the point of paralysis, living his family life conscientiously but not quite sure that this life is actually his.

The drawing of lots is not a miracle cure any more than elections ever were, but it can help correct a number of the faults in the current system.