Sentence examples for next correction from inspiring English sources

As Ben Potter of IG Markets explained: Further modest losses are expected in Europe at the open but it's going to be a case of watching to see if traders can now hold their nerve amidst some reasonable earnings data or whether this is indeed the start of the next correction.

Their last haiku of the evening read: Tom and Eloise Movie, dinner, bookstores, tea Who can say what's next Correction: August 24, 2003, Sunday A report on Aug. 10 about the wedding of Eloise Pasachoff and Tom Glaisyer misstated the name of the Harvard office in which the bridegroom works.

The question now, said Gail Mitchell, the R&B editor at Billboard, is "What will Janet do next?" Correction: February 21 , 2004 Saturday An article in The Arts on Feb. 4 about whether Janet Jackson would be able to capitalize on the publicity from her appearance in the Super Bowl halftime show misstated the number of No. 1 singles that came from her 1993 album "Janet".

Chances are that the next correction won't be as kind, gentle or short.

If the chimpanzee made an error, only the positive face with positive eyes appeared as a target in the next correction trial, irrespective of whether it was a baseline or test trial.

Although calculation of correction factors may vary from one compound to the next, correction factors used during validation should be representative of those planned for use in the preparation of study samples.

1 2 Next Page » This article has been revised to reflect the following correction: Correction: April 22, 2010 A photo caption misstated the age of Edmond Tilousi as 48.

While this is an excellent small fund, it isn't for those worried about the next market correction.

But however lavish their investments now, the brokers could be sorely tested in the next market correction.

We can't wait to see what this boundary-pushing artist does next... Correction: In an earlier version of this article, we stated that Newsome produced a dance piece featuring Afro-Brazilian martial arts in a 2008 group exhibition at Aljira contemporary art center in Newark, NJ.

CLEARLY that's not realistic so CLEARLY we need to hedge our gains so we don't end up giving them right back on the next market correction.  .