Sentence examples for was soon rectified from inspiring English sources

That was soon rectified the following December, when Prime Video went global and expanded its reach to over 200 countries.

In an Oct. 14 motion filed with the U.S. District Court in San Francisco, attorneys representing the House make the case that gay people "are far from politically powerless" and can't say they face "discrimination [that] is unlikely to be soon rectified by legislative means" -- unlike other groups of people who are discriminated against.

REUTERS   Big Buyouts Remain in Private Equity Hands  |  Some of the biggest deals from the industry's "golden" years have yet to be sold, creating a situation that "could become problematic if not soon rectified," Fortune's Dan Primack writes.

But Dicks is hopeful that will soon be rectified.

This is slowly being rectified.

Specific to the concerns of Thai OSM, we acknowledge that mistakes have been made in Thailand and would like to assure the community that they do not have to be unduly alarmed, as the number of wrong edits made are small and were rectified immediately as soon as we were alerted to them.

"But I am sure this will be rectified soon".

That imbalance would soon be rectified, first with a series of what Mr. Lewis named Noonday Getaway concerts, then with holiday programs and other ambitious presentations.

But supporters believe that can soon be rectified and hope that his work on international development will appeal to disaffected grassroots activists.

The dearth of blush-inducing signage around Times Square will soon be rectified when the Sarah Ruhl play "In the Next Room (or the vibrator play)" comes to Broadway in the fall.

At one point, he excused himself to make an announcement from the stage: "We've had eight miserable years of people in the White House press corps — CNN, BuzzFeed, Huffington Post — writing articles" about President Obama, such as " 'The Best 80 Times That I Wanted to Jerk Off to Our President.' " This bias would soon be rectified.