Sentence examples for inability to correct from inspiring English sources

Deeply disturbed by this inability to correct viral misinformation, Honan proposes that Twitter should have a correction mechanism that allows users to edit and rebroadcast tweets after they are posted.

Glasnost also allowed the media more freedom of expression, and editorials complaining of depressed conditions and of the government's inability to correct them began to appear.

But the agreement between Democratic and Republican legislators to enact the increases was momentous since partisan bickering and finger-pointing in Nassau County has been cited by rating agencies as a reason for the county's inability to correct its fiscal course.

For the most part, however, he sidesteps or stonewalls allegations, in the words of his biographer, the Washington Post reporter Bradley Graham, that he became the very "personification of the arrogance and misjudgments of the Bush administration," from its embrace of idées fixes and impatience with dissenting viewpoints to its inability to correct course.

Their drawbacks, however, are their inability to correct severe ankle valgus and to solve limb length discrepancy by elongation when needed.

Although AO has had considerable success in optical astronomy, its complexity, cost, and inability to correct for long range effects makes its widespread adoption for OW problematic.

However, most cases of early failure are due to poor arterial blood gas (ABGs) and an inability to promptly correct them, increased severity of illness, and the persistence of a high respiratory rate.

All three of these studies have found a higher mortality rate in carbapenem resistant blood stream infections, but like all clinical outcomes studies, they may suffer from an inability to completely correct for all comorbidity variables.

In this study, most ETIs occurred due to the inability of NIV to correct gas exchange (62%).

We therefore considered implant orientations that are not neutral to be a measure of the inability of TSA to correct glenoid orientation.

When politicians come to Washington not to solve our immediate pressing problems, not to compromise, but to promote, above the public interest, a narrow political agenda -- when they do so regardless of the degree of hardship in the current economy -- then I'm afraid we shouldn't be surprised at our inability to self-correct.