Sentence examples for might correct itself from inspiring English sources

The trend might correct itself as scarcity forces up the value of girls.

If both give you a tone, it's likely that the head unit has lost that channel, and will need replaced, though it might correct itself with the reset described in in Method 2 above.

Damrosch is a sensitive reader of Tocqueville's shifts of mood, of the way in which an aristocrat's passing snobbery or complacent amusement might quickly correct itself into solemn admiration or severe critique.

I had hope that the institutional racism that allows for police officers to go free after killing us unarmed might somehow correct itself if artists like Walker just painted pictures of black people singing "Kumbaya".

Indeed, this might correct an apparent hypodopaminergic state in these animals, which itself predicts increased cocaine self-administration (Michaelides et al., 2012; Nader et al., 2006).

Surface ablation could be taken into account as well for such case as it might correct more of the corneal abnormality, especially when the irregularity is in the flap itself rather than the stromal bed.

Depending on the situation, I might correct them.

A second edition might correct this fault in a proper foreword.

Mr Erdogan said yesterday that Turkish retaliation would be held back since France might "correct its mistake".

What matters a lot more is a President's behavior with international leaders, especially in the absence of a reliable record that might correct reversals of memory.

But you are ingenuous to believe that the Supreme Court might correct this error, because, in fact, the justices have encouraged this very response.