Sentence examples for might rectify from inspiring English sources

He said he told the coach that he was resting his foot because one specialist suggested rest might rectify the problem.

It comes off as little more than a token gesture, which, one would hope, the Met someday might rectify with the kind of passionate conviction it has invested in the collection and display of Oceanic art.

Plans to speed up global product development by reducing the number of "platforms" used as the basis for vehicles and making quicker decisions across the company might rectify these problems.GM also hopes to return to profit in Europe, a long-standing drain on cash and resources, by the middle of the decade.

They did the right thing and voted in the opposing party believing it might rectify things.

Asked how the city might rectify the problem, Da Costa Nunez offered some advice to Mayor Michael Bloomberg.

Our original hypothesis was that 'control' subjects exhibit an abnormal variation and that neonatal stimulation might rectify this abnormality.

The many contractual complexities of transatlantic show-swapping are beyond mere mortals, but you'd hope, given the level of interest, that situation might be rectified soon.

They had to take into account whether particular cases could be identified for special treatment and suggest clear principles on which these anomalies might be rectified.

An often dismissive attitude that played down the importance of forging local links for a club with absentee ownership might be rectified with the hiring of an American technical director.

In Brussels, Trump hectored the other members of NATO to pay more, as if America's longest-standing allies were tenants in arrears and he the slumlord, and as if things might be rectified by some stern, pompous letters from a real-estate attorney in Bethpage.

The microprocessors are linked to a main on-board computer that instantly reports the nature and location of an actual or potential malfunction to a visual display in the driving cab, generally with advice for the cab crew on how it might be rectified or its effects temporarily mitigated.