Sentence examples for little corrected from inspiring English sources

Items showing little corrected item-total-correlation were eliminated, also items, causing an increase in Cronbach's alpha if excluded (Items Nr. 5, 13 and 14).

There is little correct about his private life, however.

No, the age-defying little geezer corrected, "He stole from everybody and kept everything".

But Tommy Jefferson, who was a little OCD, corrected it.

The more he talks, the more it emerges that there was little to correct.

But the company did little to correct the firms' practices, according to a report issued Tuesday.

They have also done too little to correct the myths on the right about New START.

Meanwhile, Egyptian officials bogged down by the post-revolution turmoil have done little to correct the problem.

The league often complains about the conduct and shortsightedness of players but does little to correct the vision.

Last year's progress report found shortcomings in the judicial system and the public administration that Romania has done little to correct.

Taking questions from a friendly crowd of 500 people here the other day, Mr. DeMint did little to correct their misimpressions about health care legislation but rather reinforced their worst fears.