Sentence examples for may rectify from inspiring English sources

4.29pm BST 4.25pm: Movistar's Spanish rider Benat Intxausti takes over in the Maglia Rosa of race-leader, while Brad Wiggins drops out of the top 10 on GC, a state of affairs he may rectify in tomorrow's time trial.

At $369m, and thus the straggler of Marvel's in-house productions, Ant-Man is probably not doing as well as hoped either – though a far-east triple whammy of South Korea (3 Sept), China (18 Sept) and Japan (19 Sept) may rectify that.

New legislation may rectify aspects of this situation, but there are many loopholes and gaps into which children and adults with ASD can still fall.

But by bringing a focus to the human aspects of a challenged industry, we may rectify a small, but critical part of the bigger challenge of our weak connection with the sea.

"Outlander" is about a British woman magically transported to 18th century Scotland, and though it debuted strong last year, it failed to win any awards -- something the Globes may rectify, with nominations in the actor and actress category as well.

Consequently, PBA may rectify some portion of protein folding impaired by treatment with either tunicamycin or thapsigargin by facilitating a transition between conformation states in the absence of proper glycosylation or chaperone function.

But construction may begin as soon as this winter on a major piece of redevelopment that may help rectify this shortcoming.

Part IV will suggest several ways in which courts may help rectify the problem of the unconstitutional empanelment of jurors who are "uncommonly willing to condemn a man to die". Blume, John H.; Johnson, Sheri Lynn; and Threlkeld, A. Brian, "Probing "Life Qualification" through Expanded Voir Dire" (2001).

The answer is very few - although it is to be hoped a recent resurgence of interest in Manx Gaelic and the formation of a Manx speaking play group and primary school may help rectify this situation.

These findings also demonstrate that the ratio of [P-CoA]/[M-CoA] is critical for regulating CPT-I activity and may partially rectify the in vivo disconnect between M-CoA content and CPT-I flux within the context of exercise and Type 2 diabetes.

The dissent concluded: The Court, no doubt, believes that it is undoing a grave historical injustice, but in doing so it has caused another, which only Congress may now rectify.