Sentence examples for to correct that problem from inspiring English sources

Then she announces a project to correct that problem by taking "a more realistic approach".

Wall tried to correct that problem with extra work, but sometimes that was not the solution; his arm was getting tired, and he needed to scale back.

Investigators there uncovered evidence of possible conflicts with research on auction-rate securities, but steps to correct that problem were not part of any of Thursday's agreements.

So when he had a chance to join the university's information technology wing to try to correct that problem, he jumped at it.

Officials said they might be able to correct that problem by installing an override button on the radios so that a firefighter with an essential message, like a distress call, would be heard.

The tamper-protection features of Norton Personal Firewall may rebuff the Windows Security Center's attempts to monitor the program and give it a working status of "unknown"; Symantec plans an update soon to correct that problem.

The legislation adopted today is intended to help correct that problem, essentially penalizing power companies in New York when they sell pollution credits to coal-burning power plants in the Midwest and in the South, whose pollution is a major cause of acid rain in the state.

School lunches were designed in part to help correct that problem and increase the pool of eligible recruits.

"I think how we begin to correct that image problem is defining ourselves to the people of this country".

After he began to adopt a higher knee lift in 1985 and generate more power from his hips, he started to resemble his great rival Lewis in style but acknowledged before the Games that he still had to correct the problem that had hindered him.

Justice O'Connor said that an instruction at the second sentencing hearing, designed to correct the problem that the court identified in 1989, possibly made the problem even worse by telling the jurors to approach their task in an "internally contradictory" and "illogical" fashion.