Sentence examples for long corrections from inspiring English sources

What else do you plan on addressing in your last nine months? A. The list is long -- corrections policy, book reviewing, the use of "experts," loaded language, Middle East coverage, honesty in photographs, what the editors mean by "news analysis" (not to mention "White House Letter," "Political Memo" and various other ways they say "not a news story").

Gold has the habit of very sharp and often long corrections to the point where even the bulls give up.

Speech recognition, but for its high error rate and long correction times, is an obvious alternative.

I do so because the long correction which I and those directly involved certainly thought at the time had fairly resolved the matter, is itself now being called into question by others.

Bortolussi, G. et al. Life-long correction of hyperbilirubinemia with a neonatal liver-specific AAV-mediated gene transfer in a lethal mouse model of Crigler-Najjar Syndrome.

A year-long correction to that line would knock prices down on the order of 5 percentage points after inflation.

The President also said today's stock market plunge was a long awaited "correction". Trump's use of the word "correction" to describe the selloff could be significant.

To be fair, the mayor and chancellor are acting to make long-overdue corrections.

On the eve of this fall's auction season, the art market appears to be experiencing a long overdue correction.

"The new system is structured to create pathways out of solitary confinement for most of the segregated population," said Steve Martin, a long-time corrections consultant.

And now that the president-elect has weighed in, there was some fleeting hope among sports fans that this long overdue correction might be made.