Sentence examples for likely to correct from inspiring English sources

His instructors are likely to correct errant backhands, a step that slightly slows the pace.

Depressed parents also demonstrate poorer parenting skills, and so are less likely to correct bad behavior in constructive ways.

No legal mandate can heal broken lines of communication between a parent and child, and no amendment to the statute is likely to correct its unconstitutionality.

Now, studies have shown that if there's some visible, omnipresent monitor of your negative behavior — spending too much money, eating too much food, using too much power in your home — you're far more likely to correct it.

The Web site allows users to say whether they like or dislike other users, and the researchers found that a commenter's friends were likely to correct the negative score while enemies did not find it worth their time to knock down a fake up vote.

For investors confident that the dollar is likely to correct to the downside, the opportunity seems attractive.

"It is a problem that is likely to corrected by the market in the near future".

The more prejudiced a person was, as measured by the Implicit Association Test, the less likely they were to correct their bias.

The more dominant was one hand, the less likely it was to correct the error.

Which perverse incentives are most likely to be corrected?

In the long run, any such implementation mistakes are likely to be corrected.