Sentence examples for looking to rectify from inspiring English sources

I was there, and they deserved to win and Arsenal will be looking to rectify that".

That's what the New Ohio Theater claims, and they're looking to rectify that with this world premiere by Ivan Dimitrov.

Among those looking to rectify this deficiency over the course of the upcoming series is England's No9 Broad.

"At this present time we sit behind City in the Premier League table, but that is something we will be looking to rectify in the future.

Obstacles remain in making a wine market transparent enough for financial trading (though a wine exchange called the London International Vintners Exchange, or Liv-Ex, launched in 1999, is looking to rectify that).

Mr Hunt said this was something he would be looking to rectify later this year when plans would be announced to give the most vulnerable patients a named health professional to look after them when they are discharged from hospital in an attempt to stop them being readmitted.

Allstars looks to rectify this by offering a spiritual successor to those classic 16-bit titles titles – with a roster, and controls, that everyone will be familiar with.

"At this present time, we sit behind City in the Premier League table, but that is something we will look to rectify in the future.

Tina Packer, the founding artistic director of Shakespeare & Company in Massachusetts, looks to rectify this imbalance with her 15-years-in-the-making exploration of the Shakespearean canon through the eyes of his female characters.

Opportunity could also yet knock for Shaw and James Hook off the bench as the ­touring team look to rectify the ­failings which cost them dear in ­Durban but it seems clear from the conspicuous absence of Matthew Rees and Adam Jones that both Welshmen will play a prominent front-row role in the second Test in Pretoria.

We maybe fell off the pace a bit in the second half, but we'll look to rectify that this week.