Sentence examples for may be rectified from inspiring English sources

On tonight's evidence, this shortcoming may be rectified in very short order.

But the All England Club has hinted the omission may be rectified as early as next year.

This may be rectified by the German Thonet, which is collaborating with the Japanese retailer Muji and designers like Grcic and Morrison on a new collection of affordable chairs inspired by its vintage models.

Although several studies have indicated a slight reduction in pregnancy rate with GnRH antagonists as compared with agonists, this problem may be rectified by developing flexible antagonist regimens designed for individual patients.

But they have yet to have a winner of either of "their" Classics, an omission that may be rectified on 5 May with Charlie Hills-trained Just The Judge.

This may be rectified, as the issue heats up in the public sphere and other polling companies start asking similar questions.

Such omissions may well be rectified in future volumes.

The 20-year friendship between Einstein and Robeson is another story that has not been told, Jerome said, but that omission may soon be rectified.

Not only has the United States Congress failed to ratify a free-trade agreement signed in 2006, but this month it failed to renew trade preferences dating from the 1990s under which more than half of Colombia's exports enter tariff-free.The failure to renew the Andean Trade Promotion and Drug Eradication Act (ATPDEA) was caused by a domestic political squabble, and may soon be rectified.

Last year, Snap added about 1,000 employees worldwide and reached deals with vendors to measure certain operations on the app, so it's possible alleged deficiencies may now be rectified.

In some cases the new configurations are unstable and may need to be rectified by further engineering work.