Sentence examples for going to corrections from inspiring English sources

The spending balance now is roughly reversed, with nearly 10 percent going to corrections and nearly 6 percent to the universities.

The next day I send an email to my colleagues in court: "Going to corrections.

And our road map said, there are going to be corrections first in residential real estate.

Bill Weiss, who works at the shop, added, "You know how many more sinkers we're going to sell?" Correction: August 28 , 2001 Tuesday An article on Wednesday about the obsolete Redbird subway cars that were dumped in the ocean off Delaware to serve as an artificial reef misspelled the name of the city where they were manufactured.

So what are they going to do?" CORRECTION: A previous version of this article misidentified Sen. Jeff Merkley as a Republican.

But what am I going to do? CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story said the interview had taken place in 2014.

If that castle is built on a foundation that is so faulty that it will topple in three years, you're going to make those corrections, almost regardless of what it will take.

"I'm somewhat nervous we're going to see a correction in the oil price in the second quarter," he said.

I think there's going to come a correction in the market for ideas and I suspect that in a few years' time there will be more doubts about man-made climate change.

Richard Thaler's advice:"Keep saving based on the assumption that we're going to have a correction.

"If you're going to spend more on corrections because of a case causing that to occur, that's less money for something else.