Sentence examples for massive corrections from inspiring English sources

All too often, we get wrapped up in the ups and downs of life and before you know it, things have gone so far off course that your only way back is through massive corrections.

On the other hand, Mr. Gilder said, it was "obvious to anyone with eyes to see" that the stocks would undergo a massive correction.

Right after the massive correction in March we needed another round of financing or were going to be in deep stuff.

This is particularly important after a massive correction, because most people are discouraged at that stage and keep postponing their reentry.

There were no clear-cut signals, just as there are no market signals concerning the second massive correction that some forecasters are looking for in the near future.

Fidelity has already written down some major unicorns (like Zenefits) by almost 50percentt — a massive correction — which I think is the tip of the iceberg.

Here's what they say: Expect a Correction and Buy It Expert: John Lansing Strategy: Fast-paced day trading seeking instant profits His take: Once the Dow hits 11,000, chances are high that we will see a massive correction to the tune of 500 points.

This is called a massive correction, or retraction, not clarification.

The CEO and co-founder of Axios called for a "massive correction".

Chang calls the rise in food costs a "massive correction," adding that: The machinery that's pumped so much meat into our lives over the last half century was never built to last, and now it's breaking down big-time.

In comments to Guardian Australia, Culleton claimed the error – which deals with a section of the law dealing with issue of writs, which must be in the name of the Queen – needed a massive "constitutional correction".