Sentence examples for official corrections from inspiring English sources

But China's coal statistics are subject to official corrections and changes, and updates are released just once every five years, when the country conducts an economic census.

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.

If a claim trumpeted in a headline is false, shouldn't there be an official correction?

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

Despite the stock market dip, it's not even in an official "correction," commonly defined as a 10percentt decline.

Thursday's loss took the market to levels more than 10percentt below its July 17 high, making it an official "correction" in the parlance of Wall Street.

But because there was no plan for how to handle a false alert, the agency could not issue an official correction.

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.

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