Sentence examples for that cannot be rectified from inspiring English sources

The debt cycle ends in deleveraging because there is a "shortage of capable providers of capital and/or a shortage of capable recipients of capital (borrowers and sellers of equity) that cannot be rectified by the central bank changing the cost of money".

This has caused a continued component shortage that cannot be rectified for several months (4-6).

Forgiveness too often seems overly pious or a cheap form of therapy, good only to soothe the souls of those who have been wronged in ways that cannot be rectified.

It is related to Stoicism — a too-neglected philosophy nowadays — and it's related, emotionally more than logically, to the idea of water under the bridge, which reminds us that the past cannot be rectified.

John comments only that this view cannot be rectified with Aristotle.

These structural malfunctions, the legacy of a health system that has undergone numerous reforms, cannot be rectified with a simple wave of the hand, and they weigh heavily on any new health policy introduced, such as fee exemption.

Umpires therefore are reluctant to make close line-calls precisely because they cannot be rectified if wrong.

She said the twins had been born "children of mixed race by a mistake which cannot be rectified".

The squandering of experienced staff when they were induced to leave the service, coupled with lower numbers on the frontline, cannot be rectified overnight.

Therefore, testability deficiencies in the design cannot be rectified.

Individual works often take hours to complete, with each piece requiring intense concentration, as mistakes cannot be rectified.