Sentence examples for easier to correct from inspiring English sources

Which mistake is the easier to correct for?

Intuitively, being in your own body seems easier to correct than suffering the aging process.

Being served food that is undercooked is a situation that is easier to correct than when it is overdone.

But I've always found that it was easier to correct mistakes and teach when you win than it is when you lose.

Krugman suggests that European countries that share the euro might find it easier to correct their financial difficulties if they had their individual currencies back.

"You are going to make mistakes, so you have to force yourself to decide which mistakes are easier to correct," he told The Economist in a recent interview.

Nor will it be easy to correct the sex imbalance the one-child policy has exacerbated.

But it is not so easy to correct a mutated gene in people, and gene therapy has seldom worked.

Many dishes were too sweet and bland (especially those from FreshDirect), but it was easy to correct the seasonings.

"It's certainly a concern," she said, "and it's something that's so easy to correct with some vigilance and good habits".

I'll confess that it is not easy to correct your answers, as I do not agree, I cannot agree, with the premise.