Sentence examples for it cannot be rectified from inspiring English sources

The shuttle is revealed to have moved into direct sunlight and mission control are unable to rotate it into a safe position, a situation which will cause the astronauts to burn up in short order if it cannot be rectified.

Therefore, testability deficiencies in the design cannot be rectified.

This error cannot be rectified without a larger reorganization of materials in Volume 31.

Umpires therefore are reluctant to make close line-calls precisely because they cannot be rectified if wrong.

She said the twins had been born "children of mixed race by a mistake which cannot be rectified".

The squandering of experienced staff when they were induced to leave the service, coupled with lower numbers on the frontline, cannot be rectified overnight.

And since, as the medical report says, his condition cannot be rectified within appreciable time, I think that the proceedings against him should be suspended.

It is related to Stoicism — a too-neglected philosophy nowadays — and it's related, emotionally more than logically, to the idea of water under the bridge, which reminds us that the past cannot be rectified.

There are some aspects of design, which are detrimental to the process which in many cases, once the system is built, cannot be rectified without a complete system rebuild.

The debt cycle ends in deleveraging because there is a "shortage of capable providers of capital and/or a shortage of capable recipients of capital (borrowers and sellers of equity) that cannot be rectified by the central bank changing the cost of money".

This has caused a continued component shortage that cannot be rectified for several months (4-6).