Sentence examples for due for a correction from inspiring English sources

Market pundits say Internet stocks were due for a correction.

Mr. Portes does not dispute that Iceland's economy was overheated and due for a correction.

Many analysts had warned that the stock market was overheated and due for a correction.

There were only three coaching vacancies after last season, which means the N.F.L. may be due for a correction.

The precipitous move has triggered questions on whether other high-flying equity markets were due for a correction.

Partially, that's inevitable – anything that sees as much praise and hype as the Olympics did that first week is due for a correction.

Energy experts say that oil was particularly due for a price correction after rising more than 30percentt over the last year.

Masayuki Takaura, senior foreign exchange manager at Sanwa Bank Ltd. in London, said the yen was due for a modest correction after recent gains.

And many predict that the stock market is due for a downward correction as investors sell off stocks that they believe cannot climb any higher.

A classic example is the debate over when we're due for a market correction (a drawdown of at least 10 percent) or a bear market (a drawdown of 20 percent or more).

VIKINGS ON OFFENSE The Vikings are one of the least turnover-prone teams in the N.F.L. Favre was intercepted only seven times (after 84 interceptions in four seasons, he was due for a market correction), and although Adrian Peterson lost six fumbles, the Vikings fumbled only 19 times, the fifth-lowest total in the league.