Sentence examples for warrant correction from inspiring English sources

While correcting some of these abnormalities is beneficial, most other defects warrant correction only under very specific circumstances.

The Times welcomes comments and suggestions, or complaints about errors that warrant correction.

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The article about buyers who sign contracts for condos that are not even built continues on Page 9; the Big Deal column, about the scarcity of brand-name architects for condo buildings in San Francisco, continues on Page 4.   The Times welcomes comments and suggestions, or complaints about errors that warrant correction.

Sometimes an error is (rightly or wrongly) deemed too insignificant to warrant correction.

Only on an adequate state record can the District Court determine if a vital flaw exists which warrants correction by extrinsic evidence.' United States ex rel.

While some deformities are physiologic and require only parental reassurance, many may eventually warrant surgical correction.

To make matters so much worse, the liturgy was followed by a sermon that never mentioned the anti-Judaism in the liturgy, as if it didn't warrant a correction.

These mechanical malalignments could sometimes be serious enough to warrant surgical correction.

Regarding knee deformity, a value of >10 mm valgus MAD was assumed to be clinically important because a residual deformity of such magnitude might warrant surgical correction (Aldegheri 1999).