Sentence examples for try to rectify this from inspiring English sources

Performers like Bobby Short, Keith Byron Kirk and Anika Noni Rose try to rectify this situation at 8 and 10 on Saturday night in "The Lyrics of Andy Razaf," the concluding performance of the fourth season of Lincoln Center's American Songbook series, in the Stanley H. Kaplan penthouse at 165 West 65th Street.

Now, they are trying to rectify this.

She has already tried to rectify this once.

And then the head coach herself, trying to rectify this, was maligned and finally fired.

You might assume that German studios tried to rectify this imbalance when they started making their own blockbusters.

It was only very late in the day – too late – that Miliband tried to rectify this error.

Brisbane's list management has been awful for a decade, this much we know, but they are now at least trying to rectify this shortcoming.

Wayne Armond, lead singer of the reggae band Chalice, tried "to rectify this rain situation" with a string of weather-oriented Marley lyrics: "Got to have kaya now for the rain is falling".

Yet in purposely trying to rectify this so-called fault by creating what he called "active and dynamic" women in "The Witches of Eastwick" and "S," he only succeeded in making things worse.

4) Burt Bacharach vs. Gregory Porter Emily Eavis is trying to rectify this Saturday dilemma but if she can't you'll have to choose between the "I Say A Little Prayer" songwriter at 4.30pm on the Pyramid or the Grammy-winning jazz singer at 5pm on West Holts.

There are ample grounds for querying the impact of a Budget that saw borrowing rise again, that taxed small businesses for doing what the chancellor had previously encouraged them to do, that imposed new costs on whisky distillers and on companies trading with other firms belonging to the same group; it also confirmed savings have halved since 1997 while not even trying to rectify this problem.