Sentence examples for needing corrective from inspiring English sources

Currently 6,000 of the nation's 95,000 schools are labeled as needing corrective action or restructuring because they have fallen short of testing targets under the federal law, which nonetheless provided little financing to help them.

All participants wore MR-compatible glasses and lenses (participants not needing corrective lenses wore 0.0 diopter lenses).

This needs corrective legislation.

Lynn Nottage's brilliant Intimate Apparel, which delivers the experience of a black seamstress, was a badly needed corrective.

Why do you think the profession of psychoanalysis needs corrective advice now? A. The profession is in a great decline, and I predict the decline will continue.

Set in Harlem, Mr. Glaudini's modest, quietly moving drama offers a needed corrective to flashier, more widely disseminated depictions of the meaner streets of Manhattan.

I wrote "Tyrant Rex: His Life as My Dog" as a much needed corrective to "Speak: A Memoir," and I stand behind my version, which costs three dollars less and contains many never-before-published candid photos of Rex.

Confirmation that Beth had Down's came the following day; later that week, a detailed cardiac scan revealed a hole and a faulty valve in her heart, which would need corrective surgery.

Thanks to Jack Viertel for his moving tribute to the great John Fahey ["The Spirit of America in His Guitar," March 4], a needed corrective to the uncomprehending remarks that often dogged this poorly understood figure.

The proportion of Americans ages 12 to 54 who need corrective lenses for distance sight has risen in recent decades, increasing to almost 42percentt in 1999-2004, up from 25percentt in the early 1970s, a national study has found.

Supporters said the bill was a needed corrective to a recent advisory ruling by the Campaign Finance Board, which led civic organizations to believe they would be hamstrung in discussing political matters with members.