Sentence examples for hope of correcting from inspiring English sources

I had read articles, watched videos on YouTube and recited tongue twisters in the hope of correcting my clumsy pronunciation, but I just wasn't getting it.

"Relations between the North and South have worsened to the point where there is no way or hope of correcting them," the committee's statement said.

They've been voting Republican for decades in the hope of correcting what they see as the Supreme Court's anti-religious bias, but to little effect.

To this end, in the mid-80s they began using surrogates again, even going so far as to persuade one to live with a paedophile for three months in the hope of correcting him.

"Relations between the North and South have worsened to the point where there is no way or hope of correcting them," said a statement on Friday from the Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of Korea, the North Korean agency in charge of relations with the South.

This aims to raise the consciousness of learners in the hope of correcting errors and eventually attain desired learning outcome.

Santo, a diabetic since age 18, has undergone nine operations in 10 weeks with hopes of correcting a circulatory problem.

Some travel far and wide and pay as much as $11,000 for surgery in hopes of correcting the condition and improving their M.S., one of the most damning diseases to strike patients, and one of the most vexing to researchers.

As CRISPR became increasingly used, research groups took genome editing a step further by inducing changes to the human germline in the hopes of correcting genetic diseases.

It offers hope for correcting any of the ten genetic defects that can cause Leber's, as well as some forms of retinitis pigmentosa, a group of genetic eye conditions.More importantly, though, it adds to the rather small number of human successes with gene therapy.

The three editors inform their readers that they hope to correct the image of the Revolution found in most textbooks, an odd goal because one of them, Gary B. Nash, is a lead author of a major textbook.