Sentence examples for was difficult to correct from inspiring English sources

Disinformation by Uribe's tweets was difficult to correct in time.

He was difficult to correct, like there was a wall around him.

He said he had repeatedly lied about his background - saying he had a bachelor of science degree when he never finished college - because once he told the lie a first time it was difficult to correct.

Similarly it was difficult to correct clubfoot deformities when knee could not be brought into flexion [9].

This influence was difficult to correct for in our analyses, as many different laboratory tests were ordered.

It may be difficult to correct, but other start-up problems should be easier to resolve.

Worse, a premature marketing campaign can set false expectations in the marketplace that will be difficult to correct.

Osteoarthritis of the shoulder is frequently associated with posterior glenoid wear, which may be difficult to correct during shoulder arthroplasty.

Such estimates are prone to error, but it is difficult to correct estimates of survival for such errors when the pattern of the errors is not known.

Nostril stenosis with a circular, linear contracture involving the columella, ala and nostril sill is difficult to correct satisfactorily by W-plasty or Z-plasty alone.

Not all false information goes on to become a false belief — that is, a more lasting state of incorrect knowledge — and not all false beliefs are difficult to correct.