Sentence examples for scrambled to correct from inspiring English sources

Then last week, Google scrambled to correct a stock registration error with the Securities and Exchange Commission, acknowledging that it may have illegally issued more than 23 million shares to employees past and present.

Seconds later, he scrambled to correct his mistake.

Ohio is scrambling to correct serious flaws in its voting systems that were uncovered in a study released in December.

That's fine, as this week they'll also scramble to correct the problems we've talked about.

As the only large-scale enclosed mall in the borough, it also illustrates the shortage of shopping alternatives for middle-class Queens, a reality that some of the nation's biggest retailers are scrambling to correct.

Microsoft executives were traveling yesterday and unavailable for comment, but several analysts said they believed that the software giant was scrambling to correct deficiencies in Windows CE. "Windows CE is a lousy audiovisual operating system," said Richard Doherty, president of Envisioneering Inc., a consulting firm based in Seaford, N.Y.

Grave, disturbing lapses, which people scramble to correct.

When a website goes down, engineers scramble to correct the problem while frustrated users hit the Refresh button in vain.

I offer my apologies and scramble to correct the situation.

If you had to scramble to correct a problem, take steps to make sure that it doesn't happen again.

After making the sweeping declaration that "Ms Manning stands against everything the brave men and women I serve alongside stand for," Mr. Pompeo scrambled to politically correct himself.