Sentence examples for largely rectified from inspiring English sources
This situation has been largely rectified for his astrological writings, surely the most important part of his corpus, due to the untiring work of Shlomo Sela.
So it is heartening to see that, 10 years on, we are now among the leaders in sustainability in the media world and beyond, and that the core weaknesses that were evident back then have largely been rectified.
These could largely be rectified with systematic training and education, with the nursing cohort being receptive to this.
The weaknesses highlighted in the audit can largely be rectified by simple rewording of affected questions; however, some areas require more extensive work to clarify issues.
Lawmakers subsequently rectified the spending issue, but left the Guantanamo provisions in place -- largely because they did not believe the president would veto the new bill based solely on the Guantanamo restrictions.
That first attempt also focused largely on the character of Prince Thadeous while pushing Prince Fabious to the background, an imbalance that was rectified when Mr. Franco, a co-star from "Pineapple Express," agreed to join the film.
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.
Justice rectified, Gourcuff walked.
Both problems were rectified.
That was rectified in 1987, when a clarification was made basically stating that if the referee believed the motion of the ball was largely caused by the force of the initial kick, then the goal should be awarded.
