Sentence examples for rectify themselves from inspiring English sources
But it could also be a sign that Mr. Gingrich has been affected by the uneven distribution of advertising in Florida, since advertisements sometimes produce highly localized and short-term shifts in the polls that can rectify themselves quickly.
Yet, as with the Centrelink data matching, these are errors that are almost impossible for a citizen to rectify by themselves.
But she dismissed suggestions by the labor minister, Ursula von der Leyen, to introduce a quota, arguing companies should be given another chance to rectify the situation themselves.
Price caps, which Congressional Democrats endorsed yesterday as part of a broader energy strategy, will not by themselves rectify the imbalance between supply and demand that lies at the root of the California crisis.
Interestingly, experiments show that people will actually pay -- i.e. hurt themselves -- to rectify clear injustices in their close community, even among strangers, and their tendency to do so is unmediated by any particular belief.
"There is damage, and I think efforts should be mobilized to rectify the bad relationship, and then the other things will correct themselves".
Happily, in California, the voting laws are relatively forgiving and those who have found themselves in the wrong party can rectify the problem before the June 7 primary.
The absence of svabhāva or emptiness is nothing phenomena have within themselves, but only something which is projected onto them from the outside in an attempt to rectify a mistaken cognition.
The parties have shown themselves to be utterly indifferent to their country and their people, and that is a hard thing to rectify," she said.
