Sentence examples for simply a correction from inspiring English sources

The Nasdaq downdraft, he continued, is simply a correction for stocks that have been overpriced.

Arguably the recent price rises at the top end are simply a correction after many years in which quality housing could be picked up cheaply by the few people in the region able to pay in cash.

"The bottom line here is that it is still impossible to tell whether the sharp slowing in the rate of decline of core orders in February-March is simply a correction after the horrors of the previous few, post-Lehman months, or the start of a genuine stabilization," Ian Shepherdson, chief United States economist at High Frequency Economics, wrote in a note to clients.

Full-year growth is now likely to be barely over 2%—at the bottom end of the government's forecast range of 2-2.5%.Some suspect that this simply marks a correction from an exceptional second quarter, when GDP grew by 1.2%, largely thanks to a big build-up of companies' stocks.

Another update apparently fixed it three days ago on April 18. 3) The drop in active users may simply be a correction for the some of the meteoric rise in attention that we've seen for the site: that is, people propelled by all the coverage Pinterest has gotten who have registered in the last couple of months, but who aren't actually using it much, if at all.

U.S. dollar bears seem to be ignoring the possibility that the recent U.S. dollar weakness we have seen is simply reflecting a correction of the currency's overvaluation from 1997 to 2002.

Treatment includes adjusting insulin treatment (frequently, patients using insulin will simply take a correction shot based on the level of their blood sugar), or adjusting oral medications.

"This isn't simply a midcourse correction," said Jeffrey Kvaal, an analyst with Barclays Capital.

However HS2 objector Dr Paul Thornton said: "This is not simply a minor correction, or a small branch line into the city centre.

The message from many was consistent, if it sounds a bit desperate at times: The drop in their stock prices was simply part of a correction -- an over-correction, they insisted, and not a reflection of the fundamentals of their businesses.

Whether it is more appropriate to extrapolate the trend seen in pre-vaccination era correction factors or simply to employ a correction factor calculated for the immediately pre-vaccination years is a matter for debate.