Sentence examples for inevitably correct from inspiring English sources

If Internet stocks are overpriced they will inevitably correct, as they did last year, when most of them fell 50% or more.

Whenever I'd mention what I'd considered the self-evident fact that some meat-eaters were turned off to veganism after encounters with judgmental or pushy vegans, I would inevitably get corrected.

Promises to review and correct offensive practices inevitably are broken as lawyers and executives for the companies develop new tactics and language to circumvent agreements reached with professional health care groups.

What has become abundantly clear is that this position is false.Markets do not inevitably self-correct and we cannot always rely on enlightened self-interest to provide economic prosperity.

Learn coaching: There will inevitably be times when you need to correct behavior.

Inevitably, the technology will also permit scientists to correct genetic flaws in human embryos.

More testing inevitably brings more treatment, because the urge to correct every cellular anomaly, no matter how small or potentially harmless, is practically irresistible.

We listen to refute or correct the inaccuracies, distortions and exaggerations that are inevitably there.

Indeed, presidents have a responsibility to use their pardon power to correct the excesses and errors of a system that is inevitably imperfect, often overloaded, and especially in this era of mandatory sentences, overly rigid.

Italian Interior Minister Marco Minniti said there was no issue at the Brenner Pass, and called the statement "an unjustified and unprecedented initiative which, if not immediately corrected, will inevitably create repercussions on security cooperation".

These items would inevitably have high item difficulty statistics (>.90) with almost all students getting the items correct.