Sentence examples for never be rectified from inspiring English sources
Mistakes can never be rectified.
There are damages to people's inner lives that can never be rectified".
Second, the fleeing and expulsion of Jews from Arab lands after 1948, and the destruction of what had been vibrant Jewish communities, are a cultural loss in much of the Arab world that will never be rectified, even in my mother's native Morocco, which had always had good relations between Jews and Muslims.
Then again, sometimes some things—as small as they seem can never be rectified.
The unspeakable acts that were committed in this degenerate abomination of Nanking could never be rectified nor offer any redemption whatsoever.
The horrors of Srebrenica can never be rectified, but we can present photographs of these inexcusable defacements to serve as a painful reminder of the sins of an era that should never be relived.
One possibility, he said, is that one of the buildings was improperly assessed years ago, and the error has never been rectified either because the city simply failed to rectify it or because legal limits on the amount that tax assessments can be increased made it impossible for the city to increase the assessment sufficiently.
And while cruelty and injustice are never excusable and need to be rectified, we must not get stuck in our list of legitimate grievances, or we will never be able to enter the depth that becomes available for being open.
This one is a way of saying: you don't belong, you never belonged, your presence is an aberration that must eventually be rectified.
Great Britain has never won an Olympic medal on snow, but that could be rectified in Sochi.
