Sentence examples for to help rectify from inspiring English sources

To help rectify these and other misapprehensions, Steve Gilbert wrote "Tattoo History" (Juno Books, $29.99).

Pastoral and herding societies tend to be less egalitarian than foraging cultures, and yet, here, too, taxing is often used to help rectify extreme inequities.

Doctors are problem-solvers in much the same way consultants have to be: examining an issue (cluster of symptoms), diagnosing the problem (illness) and designing a plan to help rectify the situation (treat or perhaps cure disease).

There he meets its 20,000-year-old bartender, James William Sandersonn of "Blade Runner" and "Deadwood"), and a perpetually youthful waitress named Dayna (Cassie Howarth), who inform Doug that though he is free to leave — and face a possible murder charge — he might instead use the bar's paranormal properties to help rectify the lives of other patrons.

A year into his job of trying to help rectify the dearth of American players in the top ranks of tennis, Patrick McEnroe said that the United States Tennis Association had made progress but that it was not the kind that is easy to measure.

In the process, he hopes to help rectify a major imbalance in the make-up of the UK's architectural profession that has hardly improved since the murder two decades ago of Stephen Lawrence, the black teenager who wanted to study architecture.

Health geography has much more to contribute to studies of environment and health, and attention by social epidemiologists to those potential contributions could help rectify this misalignment.

"Today, we hold the Sinaloa drug cartel accountable for its contributing role in creating the heroin crisis," a future associate attorney general might well say, "not only by demanding the biggest civil penalty ever imposed on a criminal organization, but also by requiring the Mexican drug traffickers to finance innovative treatment programs that will help rectify the harm they have caused".

The letters help rectify that imbalance: he refers often to books he is either reviewing or simply reading for pleasure, and his literary judgments are as idiosyncratic as his politics.

And auction theory might just help rectify the flaws in LIBOR.Auctions are commonly used to find prices where none exists.

Through such research, we can help rectify the logistical, communication, and managerial failures that led to the death of the young school-age boy.