Sentence examples for it harder to correct from inspiring English sources

Both make it harder to correct errors and detect improper dealings, including illegal straw purchases of guns.

Learn how to do forward rolls correctly when you first start to learn them, because if you do them wrong, it will be harder to correct once it's become a habit.

But the nature of information in the social media age means it keeps getting easier for politicians, partisans, computerized "bots" and foreign governments to manipulate news, and it keeps getting harder to correct this.

Once you practice something incorrectly, it's much harder to correct.

Women with high pregnancy BMI could have long-term lifestyle habits that influence their food choice, although could be identify through FCM, it might be harder to correct in a limited of time to show significant improvements in gestational weight gain.

It is because they are larger in scope, they are harder to identify, they are harder to avoid, and they are harder to correct.

But the problem created by the site is much harder to correct.

Bad Habits get harder to correct as she continues practicing.

While it is possible to glue down bamboo floors instead of nailing them, there is greater risk of mistakes and they are harder to correct.

This prevents sloppy technique or bad habits, which are much harder to correct than small mistakes at the beginning.

"It infuriates me but it's hard to correct," he said.