Sentence examples for takes to correct from inspiring English sources

Those costs do not include the several dozen hours identity theft victims say it takes to correct a damaged credit score.

It is imperative that those who have benefited by gaming our system, as well as those who will now govern us, do whatever it takes to correct the inequities with no more playing around.

Second, correction time (CT) lengthened from undetected to detected partial errors, with uncertain again being in the middle, establishing a relation between the time it takes to correct and the detectability of a partial error.

All it takes to correct this is the simple provision of a cardboard box in a quiet corner, or a tall tower or scratching post.

His diction becomes "strangely Anglicized" from his affection for the fiction of Conrad, Lawrence and Henry James, and he takes to correcting his parents' English.

What steps did the various newspapers take to correct their mistakes?

Because hunting is undesirable, measures are usually taken to correct it.

On a return trip in August, he found "no action had been taken" to correct the problem.

"In cases where stockpile security is found to be lacking, immediate steps should be taken to correct any deficiencies".

What emergency measures will you now take to correct this trajectory and fulfil your pledge to cut the numbers of children living below the OECD recognised poverty line?

"Barcelona is a liveable city right now, but could stop being that way if measures aren't taken to correct these differences".