Sentence examples for to correcting from inspiring English sources
verb
To make something that was not valid become right. To remove error.
- He corrected the position of the book on the mantle.
Wainwright's dramas often go some way to correcting that balance.
Their brains may then be accustomed to correcting from reddish illumination.
Whatever the origin, giving priority to correcting this sort of item is essential.
He said the agency was well on its way "to correcting budget mistakes of the past".
However, it would be wrong to reduce Hollande's commitment to correcting the constitution to politicking.
Getting China to stop will be crucial to correcting the global economy's imbalances.
Holed up on a secluded island, under Ambrose's tutelage, Londa becomes passionately committed to correcting global injustice.
The Montgomery County program works because the district devotes more effort to correcting poor practice than to punishing it.
He has specifically taken "skin in the game" as his approach to correcting our growing health care costs.
And to some extent Film Comment Selects is devoted to second-guessing, to correcting oversights and misjudgments.
Finally, the L.B.J. documentary was pulled from further distribution, and an hourlong program was devoted to correcting the record.
