Sentence examples for in trying to correct from inspiring English sources

Earl is a man who in trying to correct his past mistakes makes other, far bigger ones.

But she said eToys then overcompensated in trying to correct the problem, building a vast automated warehouse in Virginia to bring the packing and shipping in-house.

The Giants took another step in trying to correct the mistakes of last off-season by waiving place-kicker Mike Hollis yesterday after he failed a physical.

In one example given, a DTC participant had overvoted and, in trying to correct the overvote in the system, was told not to worry about it because it's all a fungible mass and not everyone votes.

And so they are intensely exploring whether the pilots, in trying to correct and control the plane after the turbulence, might have put more stress on the tail than it was designed to handle.

We think that something around the 10percentt range is reasonable and that the equity market, in trying to correct the optimistic excesses, has gone to a comparably large pessimistic excess.

Once the information is out, the administration comes in, tries to correct the record.

There is nothing wrong in itself in someone trying to correct perceived inaccuracies in Wikipedia articles - after all, that process happens every day and helps the online encyclopaedia get closer to an objective account.

AJ McCarron will make his first NFL start on Sunday in San Francisco, trying to correct an NFL trend.

Schreiber said that there's no benefit in repeatedly trying to correct loved ones and that a fib can actually draw the caregiver closer to the patient.

But the Morris Museum, in Morris Township, is trying to correct that with a new exhibition, "Horseplay: A History of Equestrian Sports in New Jersey".