Sentence examples for need for a correction from inspiring English sources
The comparison of corrected with uncorrected rates of KiGGS Wave 1 emphasises the need for a correction (e.g. after correction, the obesity rates in boys doubled and in girls, tripled).
That created the need for a correction but made it more difficult to react".
There is no arguing with their purpose, or the need for a correction to the mainstream: look no further than Labour's struggle to elect a female leader.
"The present weaker world economy and the traditional sharp downturn in demand associated with the second quarter both clearly point to the need for a correction in oil supply, and the conference has taken the decision to stabilize the oil market," OPEC announced.
Further evidence of the "need for a correction of this broken industry" is Oracle's willingness to pay $850 million for a company that polices ads (probably the best entrepreneurs I know ran this company, so no surprise).
Iran has even admitted the need for a correction to the language used by Khamenei and the regime when describing the Holocaust or Israel.
In the absence of a Forchheimer correction, the need for a Klinkenberg correction is determined by assessing (k_{D}) as a function of (1/P_text{{m}}).
The need for a shear correction coefficient is therefore eliminated.
Instead, even Senator John W. Warner, Republican of Virginia, along with other conservatives, talks of a need for a "midcourse correction in Iraq". And Mr. Bush, who is to address the nation tonight about the war on terrorism, with emphasis on Iraq, has rediscovered the need for give-and-take diplomacy.
These theories model the warping of the cross-section by taking the cubic variation of axial strain and they eliminate the need for a shear correction coefficient by assuming a quadratic shear strain variation across the depth of the cross-section.
I encourage all who have an abiding love for our country and its history, and who understand the urgent need for a course correction to read this book.
