Sentence examples for had redressed from inspiring English sources

Fourteen points down in 11 minutes, the French side refused to be rattled and pegged away until pressure and five Felipe Contepomi penalties had redressed the balance.

By the time they had finished the group of Schubert song transcriptions that followed, they had redressed their balance problems, and though Mr. Tharaud remained unabashedly assertive, he gave Mr. Queyras more space.

Mr Dunn has redressed this balance with an altogether gripping book.

We hope we have redressed the balance a little.

A win in Bihar would have redressed the balance by allocating his party more seats.

Consciously or otherwise, the Miles Franklin seems to have redressed that gender bias.

Now the ICC – and related courts such as the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia – have redressed the balance a little.

In the months since, however, the theater has redressed the balance with new productions of four Verdi operas, most recently his very first opera, "Oberto, Conte di San Bonifacio".

Such conflict delayed the "third civil-rights bill" — a housing law that would have redressed discriminatory real-estate practices in the North.

"I would never say no to anything, but I would have liked to have redressed the balance a little bit in advance".

The notion that a few decades of civil-rights laws and a bit of affirmative action (often doled out grudgingly) have redressed centuries of slavery and subjugation has been exposed as hubris.