Sentence examples for could not be rectified from inspiring English sources

A second casualty was the Scottish Labour leader, Murphy, who in a dignified concession speech said the troubles facing the Scottish Labour party for many years could not be rectified in five short months.

So blatant was the lack of consultation over all of these actions that even the assembly's chairman, Luis Miquilena, was moved to acknowledge that the appointment of the committee was probably a mistake (though, he swiftly added, one that could not be rectified).Like Peru's President Fujimori, Mr Chavez is not a believer in checks and balances.

However, peripheral financial issues that tied Schumacher with Ferrari, such as sponsorship agreements and payment, could not be rectified in a move to the rival team and so no deal came to fruition.

Age was significantly skewed, and this could not be rectified, so the non-parametric Mann-Whitney U test was used for the two group comparison.

Further fermentation evaluation of the transgenic switchgrass indicated differential inhibition for the Caldicellulosiruptor sp. strains, which could not be rectified by additional processing conditions.

Whereas the linear filter led to a reasonable reconstruction of the firing pattern elicited by the M-sequence, it produced unsatisfactory results for the graded ramps with a mismatch so pronounced that it could not be rectified by a nonlinear function.

But in the first 12 hours we did not know if any of the accident was our fault or whether it was a technical issue that couldn't be rectified".

Among the Mallon men, I was the worrier and perfectionist, and on numerous occasions, before and after that summer job, my father would remind me that few mistakes couldn't be rectified, and that what seemed terrible on Friday would probably feel trivial by Monday.

The only situations that couldn't be rectified by my quick excuses were dates.

These imbalances will not be rectified easily.

This made forming a new government difficult, as existing problems had not been rectified.