Sentence examples for inevitable corrections from inspiring English sources

However, I think the decline effect is an important reminder that we shouldn't simply reassure ourselves with platitudes about the rigors of replication or the inevitable corrections of peer review.

Analysts have been wondering when the inevitable correction will come.

Now the inevitable correction has set in.This is the kind of thing that could happen in any business.

WHEN commodity prices slipped from their giddy highs in May, many observers hailed the beginning of an inevitable correction after four years of rapid ascent.

Many will regard the drop in technology stocks -- Microsoft has lost more than $200 billion in value from its peak, Intel about $100 billion -- as an inevitable correction.

If anything, appearances are that the overreach will exceed any of the past, and so will the inevitable "correction" by the American voting public.

The question is whether this slowdown represents an inevitable correction -- a healthy pause before another upward trend -- or the beginning of a serious slump.

This not only encourages investors to price risk too low; it may also produce bigger economic imbalances.The inevitable correction, when it comes, is likely to be all the more painful.

The Saints' 62-Point Day Scoring numbers have started their inevitable correction —  only to defensive coordinators do 6-3 finalookook appealing — but the New Orleans Saints shattered the curve Sunday night.

The inevitable correction will then be all the more painful.Until recently, some argued that America's current-account deficit was sustainable because foreign investors were eager to buy American assets to take advantage of the economy's faster productivity growth and hence its higher returns.

What will become of it when a nearly inevitable correction occurs remains to be seen.