Sentence examples for prepared to correct from inspiring English sources
It has created a false alert correction template for Emergency Alert System and Wireless Emergency Alert system messages so that warning officers are more readily prepared to correct a false alert, should one ever occur again.
Officials of the Smithsonian National Zoological Park, the National Zoo's formal name, say they are prepared to correct deficiencies to avoid losing accreditation.
Shami Chakrabarti, the director of Liberty, said it was unfortunate that the new home secretary had not been prepared to correct the mistakes of his predecessors.
"This is bipartisanship at its absolute worst: Democrats giving buildings to inept and corrupt groups to abuse, followed by Republicans taking the same buildings away from competent and stable groups prepared to correct the abuses," Mr. Youngblood said.
Mr. Romney, who has narrowed Mr. Obama's lead in state and national polls, started a bus tour across Ohio by casting himself and his running mate, Representative Paul D. Ryan, as reformers prepared to correct America's course, by reining in debts, salvaging Medicare and reducing taxes.
Additional electrodes on the chip with the same sensing layer but without enzymes were prepared to correct the interferences for high specificity.
For the first hour and ten minutes of his speech, Putin seemed bored by the entire exercise: he droned on, looking down at the prepared text, frequently doubling back to correct a word he'd misread.
Do not allow them to use a foreign phrase unless you are both prepared to swear that it is correct.
And I'm always happy …" He corrects himself: "Not happy, but very prepared to be wrong about everything".
Be prepared to do a lot of walking while attempting to find the correct grave, especially if there is no groundskeeper to direct you.
