Sentence examples for harder to correct from inspiring English sources

But the problem created by the site is much harder to correct.

Both make it harder to correct errors and detect improper dealings, including illegal straw purchases of guns.

It is because they are larger in scope, they are harder to identify, they are harder to avoid, and they are harder to correct.

But the nature of information in the social media age means it keeps getting easier for politicians, partisans, computerized "bots" and foreign governments to manipulate news, and it keeps getting harder to correct this.

He spoke before the broadcast of a TV interview in which he admitted he must also work harder to correct "perceptions" that he promotes the interests of the rich.

In contrast, J.P. Morgan's recession forecast for 1999 expects unemployment to reach only 5.7%.Yet the economists are worried that a slowdown, if it comes, will be different from other post-war recessions, and possibly harder to correct.

He worked hard to correct his footwork".

Alterman works hard to correct the record".

Otherwise, it's very hard to correct.

"Obviously, you work hard to correct things," Jeter said.

Bald spots in the brow are notoriously hard to correct.