Sentence examples for more quickly corrected from inspiring English sources
Free elections also mean that policy mistakes, even bad ones, are more quickly corrected.
"Global warming is fundamentally an air pollution problem," he said, "and in the past, air pollution problems have turned out be far cheaper to fix and much more quickly corrected than anyone thought at first".
In general, deviations from the long-run equilibrium are more quickly corrected in the case of lending rates as the relative speed of adjustment ranges between −0.3 and −0.8, compared to a coefficient range between −0.2 and −0.4 for deposit rates.
A genetically induced transient increase in cell size was quickly corrected by more frequent cell division, showing that the cell cycle was adjusted to maintain cell-size homeostasis.
But while in the grand scheme of things it was a more minor glitch that was fairly quickly corrected through a rollback to an older certificate, it also brought to light the fact that Apple doesn't have a way to publicly speak to the Mac App developer community or their customers at this time, like through an official Twitter account, for example.
Mr. Thornburgh quickly corrected the plans, but more problems would soon arise — just as they have in many other disasters.
They allow heads to diagnose teachers' weaknesses more quickly and correct problems before a whole cohort performs poorly.
On Thursday, Mr. Obama acknowledged that he should have paid more attention to the problems at the service and moved more quickly to correct them.
She quickly corrected herself.
