Sentence examples for was corrected later from inspiring English sources

The caption was corrected later to read Neil Heywood.

Similar mistakes were seen in the mountains on the right in Fig. 14 where it was painted-in with presumably a carbon black ink when it should have been painted with indigo and it was corrected later by applying a wash of indigo.

The original story was corrected later (you just can't make this stuff up, folks!) by striking out the term "half-joking" and adding at the bottom of the paragraph: "The somebody in question wanted to clarify that he is not at all joking, not even halfway, and is indeed fully rooting for Hillary Clinton".

This spectral interference was corrected later on using second order DS.

Certain errors of judgment can be corrected later; others are disastrous, resulting in paintings that are architectural fictions.

Silverman points out examples where titles – including the Guardian – reported false rumours, which had to be corrected later.

Mr. Martins said his company usually relies on a three-day cycle because the two-day cycle can leave cosmetic imperfections that must be corrected later.

A "false positive", when a person is adjudged to be deceitful although he is telling the truth, can be brought on by nerves and can be corrected later.

But this avoidant sentence is corrected later on, when he remarks, after the communist takeover, that "the rest of my fortune was gone, the fortune my wife Lise left me after bringing those stamps from Lemberg, from Lvov, when the ghetto was burned to the ground and the Jews were murdered".

Although he supports efforts to restore sexual sensation, he worries that improperly trained surgeons may cause more damage in attempting to repair mutilated women.Other health workers fear that families unsure of whether to subject their young women to genital mutilation might go ahead on the grounds that a wrong decision can always be corrected later.

According to the data attained, gender didn't seem to affect the student's preferences except for the fact that males preferred to be corrected immediately in front of others while females mostly preferred to be corrected later in private.