Sentence examples for rectified until from inspiring English sources

The error wasn't rectified until 1998.

For years the repertory movement continued with distinction, but after World War II it was regarded largely as a training ground where actors gained experience before making an assault on London an attitude that was not rectified until the 1960s.

Albertans already felt that all the big banking and political decisions were made in the east, and to be denied control of natural resources was a blow, not rectified until 1930.

The problems were not rectified until 7 March, when the 15 Spitfires were successfully flown off.

This was not rectified until 1933 when it was correctly identified as the male Latrodectus katipo.

The problems were not rectified until 7 March, when the 15 Spitfires were successfully flown off to Malta.

As a result of his truancy, he left school unable to read and write, a situation he is adamant he did not rectify until he was in his thirties.

Despite failing to score a century for his club side (something he did not rectify until the 1923 24 season), Ponsford was called up to represent Victoria against the visiting England team in February 1921 his first-class cricket debut.

More artists should cancel tours until laws are rectified, for instance, but even more influential would be athletes who stop playing until laws around police brutality are changed.

"It was grossly unfair, until it was rectified by the courts".

"Nothing could go forward until that was rectified, and it took a year and a half to work out".