Sentence examples for promptly correcting from inspiring English sources

"I've wanted to be a teacher since I was two," says Steeples, promptly correcting herself: "I mean since year 2, when Mrs Day taught me".

Fortunately, this outcome is usually avoidable or reversible during early childhood by promptly correcting the underlying eye problem (removing the cataract or prescribing eyeglasses) or forcing the use of the weaker eye, often by carefully covering the stronger eye with a patch.

Despite the theoretical appeal of promptly correcting hypovolemia in adults with severe malaria, clinicians caring for patients should follow the old malariologist's adage and 'run them dry'.

Call it a gay school and you will be promptly corrected.

"It was promptly corrected and did not involve any financial benefit," Ms. Taylor said.

"The bottom line here is, serious problems were found and serious problems were promptly corrected," Mr. Paolucci said.

If one of them makes an error, he or she is expected to promptly correct it in the column".

It was promptly corrected the same day it came to our attention," said Reuters's editor-in-chief, Stephen J Adler.

If characters were shown in the nonstereotypical fashion, the children would promptly "correct" the picture, reversing the labels to fit their worldview.

"Failure to promptly correct these violations may result in legal action without further notice," the agency wrote to Columbia in December 2008, citing lax internal quality control and sloppy procedures for formulating drug injections.

One journalist asked me, 'Why did you allow Spielberg to make a film of your novel?' When I replied that he was the greatest film director in America, he promptly corrected me: 'Not the greatest, the most successful.'" Forbes magazine has estimated Spielberg's wealth at $3.6bn.