Sentence examples for merely a correction from inspiring English sources
On January 30, the magazine ran a spectacularly alarmist cover story on internet stocks, with the cry: "@@@gghhhh.Gon!: why internet shares will fall to earth". It predicted not merely a correction in Amazon.com's share price, but "something much nastier".
Moscow fell by 10.4%, but traders said the dip was merely a correction following a speculative surge.In this section CORRUPTION FINANCIAL MARKETS ECONOMY Reprints Related topics Middle East Financial markets Business Hong Kong Monetary Authority Warburg Dillon Read.
Joshua Shapiro, chief United States economist of MFR, said he believed the recent rise was merely a correction after the large declines of the winter, when the economy was in free fall.
Net stocks haven't suffered merely a correction that can be repaired.
Defenders of Cablevision might consider this price hike merely a "market correction" that better reflects financial realities and the cost of doing business.
The group argued that it was merely a technical correction to the existing work-for-hire provision, and it was passed without hearings as part of a budget bill on Nov. 25, 1999.
Experts debate whether the current ethanol glut is the start of the end to the rush to corn-based ethanol or merely a temporary correction as transportation lines are developed from the Midwest to bigger markets on the coasts.
Reports by the media and federal government have painted it as a place where guards beat inmates especially the young and mentally ill without cause or punishment, and where merely being on a correction officer's bad side can land you in solitary confinement for long periods.
Finally, we would like to emphasize the fact that the proposed corrections are merely a starting point for substantial analyses and inferences.
"The sell-off was merely a warning shot," says Chris Watling of Longview Economics, a strategist who recently forecast a correction.
The next WINS report made a correction: the middle tube had not been closed for the night, merely blocked by an accident in Jersey.
