Sentence examples for not easily rectified from inspiring English sources

The wheels of the MER was sinking into the soil and could not move; a situation that is not easily rectified.

Lopsided election results caused by wholesale voter suppression and vote theft are not easily rectified.

The fundamental truths of a human being are not easily rectified.

Not so easily rectified, as conspiracy theories proliferated, was the surge in anxiety that high crimes were being committed without our knowledge by secret government agencies, or corporations, or the Mafia, the Cubans or the Soviets.

Dr. Hopkins now serves on the academic council at M.I.T., where she has come to understand how discrimination might not be so easily rectified.

Many recognized that the national media was creating an injury that would not easily be rectified, "The injury to the community was in the instant perception the rest of the world had about Jasper.… The headline all the way across the two pages in inch and a half type said 'The Town that Shamed America'.

"It wouldn't kick in until 2015, so it could be easily rectified by the legislature next year," she said.

But it's not a reason for suggesting filters should never be used: such errors can be easily rectified.

The problem could have been easily rectified.

But that's easily rectified: stop spending.

"There was minor damage to some flower beds which can be easily rectified".