Sentence examples for easier to rectify from inspiring English sources

Some breaches of decorum are easier to rectify than others.

By Lauren Collins Some breaches of decorum are easier to rectify than others.

Hong says that the local government does make an effort, but that littering starts and ends with citizens, "If we start from each of us, the government can also be easier to rectify some".

In contrast, it may be easier to rectify inadequacies in information by re-running an analysis.

Factors involved in freshwater salmonid declines might also be easier to rectify than those occurring across environments utilized by anadromous populations.

At its best the format allows for a total reboot every year, which can make one bad season very easy to rectify and will make getting new viewers a whole lot easier.

In my case, the misunderstanding is easy to rectify, but what about the book which will leave a far more permanent imprint?

Given the extensive lab data which is available for this species, this should be easy to rectify.

This particular type of error should be easy to rectify by altering the pattern matching algorithm to take account of common spacing characters such as dash, period, space, slash, backslash, etc. Accession numbers provide a more complicated problem than medical record numbers.

Still, there's an easy way to rectify it – get Derren Brown to visit the show's 10 million odd viewers and persuade them they never saw it.

Thus, there does not seem to be an easy way to rectify the misfit of the NAEP IRT model to the second-order marginals.