Sentence examples for official correction from inspiring English sources

The last official correction was from Nov. 27, 2002, to March 11 , 2003

That may cause further concern in Toyko -- where concern over the strengthening yen helped push the Nikkei into an official correction today.

The Nikkei just slumped to a 4.2% loss, sliding deeper into an official correction, in a nervy selloff, following the Dow Jones's 300 point tumble last night.

The Shanghai composite index has now lost more than 20% since its recent peak on 10 June, putting it into official correction territory after it more than doubled over the last year.

Hardly a bounce-back, though after the biggest one-day fall in seven months -- investors may be sitting tight having seen the Asian selloff earlier today, where the Nikkei slumped 4.2% and the Hang Seng fell over 2% into an official correction (10% off its recent peak).

Since its July 17 high of 9337.97, DJIA has lost around 1,300 points, indicating an official correction.

After reporting this story for two years as a prison journalist, gleaning data from official corrections reports, interviewing prisoners, COs, and the former superintendent, I can also say that cameras and microphones seem to have accomplished what once seemed impossible at Attica.

A police official said correction officers found Mr. Konopka during a routine security check and there were no witnesses to the attack.

A similar hunger strike over several weeks in 2011 had about 6,000 participants at its official peak, corrections officials said, and a strike that fall had about 4,200.

"Jail officials and corrections officers are rarely held accountable for citizen deaths, even in horrific circumstances.

Officials sent corrections via email, text, voicemail and social media channels several minutes after the original message, according to a statement issued by the school.