Sentence examples for repeated corrections from inspiring English sources

Privately, other Obama allies said Carney's repeated corrections of the official account left an impression with the public that White House aides were incompetent or hiding something.

Just as the repeated corrections of President Trump's falsehoods have failed to discourage him or his supporters, so too the mesmerists escaped their exposés unharmed.

Witness the French and Yugolslavian characters in "Lovers," the words they won't give up: the Yugoslav insists his French girlfriend pronounce his name in perfect Serbo-Croatian, but he calls her "Jane," unable to say the French "Jeanne"; she refers to her place of employment, a bookstore, using the French word "librairie," despite his repeated corrections.

Everyone mispronounces my name even after repeated corrections.

Although this is quite laborious, cloned cDNA sequences are even more reliable than the predicted ones, as evidenced by the repeated correction of Drosophila GPCR gene sequences every when they are actually cloned [21] [24].

Furthermore, if a second tracheotomy complication should occur, then repeat correction of tracheotomy function could possibly be seen as battery because the risks clearly exceeded the benefits.

Why? Classes are small, instructors insist on participation, students work in groups, and assignments include lots of written work and frequent quizzes, allowing for repeated midcourse corrections.

This indicated that MEM analysis, via repeated error correction, provided more accurate structural information.

All children were refracted where possible, and the VA repeated with correction.

Next, change in tracking RMSE over the 2 practice days was assessed via three-way ANOVA of Group × Epoch × Block (1 10) with repeated measures correction for Epoch and Block.

Actually, the multiple-correction method is a recursive algorithm, and one of its advantages is that by repeating the correction process we always can accelerate the convergence, i.e., the sequence ((varrho(E_{k}(n)))_{kge0}) is strictly increasing.