Sentence examples for helpful corrective from inspiring English sources

(Here, Edmund White's "Marcel Proust" of 1999 is a helpful corrective).

That is always a helpful corrective in England, where the default cultural tendency has always been to look south to Italy, Greece and France – or west to the US.

Even so, about two-thirds of millennials say they actually prefer "some helpful, corrective feedback" to mere praise and recognition, according to a worldwide employee survey this year by leadership development firm Zenger Folkman.

Knowledge of the extent of this problem will provide a realistic assessment of the situation on the ground and would be helpful to initiate corrective actions.

This will be done by returning to the negative experience in the patient's imagination and altering it into satisfying new feelings, helpful attitudes and corrective experiences (e.g. support or presence of partner/parent) [ 24- 26].

He was emotionally disabled from consuming corrective, yet helpful feedback.

This can be very helpful if you don't have your corrective lenses in.

The combination of ERT and PCT resulted in a synergistic effect in Pompe and Fabry disease models, and may be helpful in patients responding poorly to ERT and in tissues where corrective levels of recombinant enzymes are difficult to obtain.

In postwar Europe, Hicks-type analysis was a corrective people arguing against market economies open to trade; it was, if you like, a helpful support to free-marketeers.

The results indicate that FMEA is helpful to identify critical facilities; the RBM strategy can increase the reliability of high-risk facilities, and corrective maintenance is the preferred approach for low-risk facilities to reduce maintenance expenditure.

"Corrective action," she said.