Sentence examples for is not rectified from inspiring English sources

If this condition is not rectified, there is a possibility that the wheel may become loose and detach".

Mr. Guare has updated his play to include cellular phones and references to chain bookstores, but the problem of relevance is not rectified through modernization.

Once again talk about a timeline for improvement but this time raise the stakes by telling your employee that if the situation is not rectified, other changes will be discussed.

Therefore, when the fetus carries the "T" allele of MTHFR and the ATCA haplotype of COMT, the instability of COMT is not rectified and lower COMT activity is realized.

Many customers know that we've spent lots of effort to find a well-made, low-odor, highly refined turpentine that is not rectified (rectified turpentine is made by boiling water and lime with the gum turpentine. That makes it clear but leaves water in the turpentine. If you've ever wondered why your varnishes turn cloudy, that's one of the reasons).

Marbury received a letter from Falk yesterday saying that if certain issues in their business relationship were not rectified, Falk would resign as his agent.

Subsequent regulatory inspections of Theranos labs found evidence that issues causing "immediate jeopardy to patient health and safety", and inspectors threatened to ban the company from operating any laboratories after it said the problems were not rectified.

France contended that its victims should receive comparable compensation and indicated that it might use its United Nations Security Council veto power to block any move to lift sanctions if the inequity was not rectified.

For years the repertory movement continued with distinction, but after World War II it was regarded largely as a training ground where actors gained experience before making an assault on London an attitude that was not rectified until the 1960s.

The videos, shot by the professional crew, were not rectified; however, their vertical disparity was negligible.

"If names are not rectified … people will not know how to move hand or foot" (Analects 13 3).