Sentence examples similar to real corrections from inspiring English sources

When the clear facts of an article are directly contradicted by a later version, a real correction is in order.

And some investors may decide simply to wait to see whether this is a short-term sell-off or the start of a real correction.

While he is bullish about the market's long-term prospects, he said, "sooner or later, we are going to have a real correction.

Until the real correction comes, at which point we'll see some far shorter bars added to our graph.

But even Amazon.com, which has lost some $16 billion in market value since the stock peaked, isn't anywhere near a real correction.

"There's one big difference between a real estate correction and a real estate correction fueled by sea level rise," Singer says.

Wang et al. (2013) assessed the near real-time PPP-inferred troposphere parameter, using Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales (CNES)'s real-time corrections, and found a mean bias of approximately 6.5 mm and a root mean square (RMS) error of approximately 13 mm for the zenith wet delay compared to those using post-mission products.

Real danger Correction: Tony Blair's medal ReprintsIt seemed for a time as though disgust at the Omagh bombing would destroy the dissidents.

The city rated 1.88 on UBS's bubble index, and the report said that between 1985 and 2009, whenever the index exceeded 1.0 "a real price correction of on average 30% began within three years 95% of the time".

"Real-time corrections do have some positive effect, but it is mostly with people who were predisposed to reject the false claim anyway," said R. Kelly Garrett, lead author of the study and assistant professor of communication at Ohio State University...

The report said that between 1985 and 2009, whenever the index exceeded 1.0 "a real price correction of on average 30 per cent began within three years 95 per cent of the time".