Sentence examples for project to correct from inspiring English sources

Then she announces a project to correct that problem by taking "a more realistic approach".

NEXT month, the little marble jewel box at Wall and Broad Streets will reopen after a two-year project to correct structural problems worsened in 2001 when the World Trade Center collapsed.

It is beyond the scope of this project to correct this but it should be considered as an area of future research.

This article has been amended to clarify that Nominet Trust created the iDEA project and to correct the name of the Royal Academy of Engineering.

The conservators looked instead to digital technologies, using projected light to correct the color on the canvases, optically restoring the works their former vibrancy without actually manipulating the surface of the paintings.

The modification consisted of replacing the observed correlation matrix for the nearest positive semidefinite matrix, as implemented in the R software package corpcor (http://www.R-project.org), to correct for biases introduced by missing genotypes.

Whether or not Wallace sought out the cognitive pain of tax-class difficulty to humble himself and his other well-fêted gifts in some manner, it's not difficult to see "The Pale King" as part of a project that sought to correct the public's accounting of any heroic valor flowing from genius that seeks an audience.

Members of the Global Medical Foundation, U.S.A., and Saint Mary's University School of Health Sciences (Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya, Philippines) undertook the present project in order to correct presbyopia in an aged Filipino population (>40 years old) in the rural province of Nueva Vizcaya in the Philippine Islands.

If you try this project, use a level to correct such problems before the screws go in.

The Atlantic hurricane reanalysis project of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration seeks to correct and add new information about past North Atlantic hurricanes.

This sometimes leads to mistakes, often in the initial phase of a project, which can be difficult to correct later.