Sentence examples for will right itself from inspiring English sources

A few climate-change sceptics think the problem will right itself.

It won't look very promising at this point, but it will right itself as it bakes.

"I don't know if it will right itself," said Jim Mallinder, Northampton's director of rugby, last month.

It's also about reputation — after all, the future is uncertain, and if you keep a foundering project alive there's always a chance that it will right itself.

He added that while he believes the sport will go on and eventually will right itself, "I'm not confident that will happen in the next 12 months".

"Hopefully Mississippi will right itself and I can come back and to perform to all of my many fans," he said.

The price increases have been caused by an imbalance between supply and demand that probably will not right itself soon.

With a new generation of leadership, and reinvigorated backing from the international community, the I.C.C. must, and will surely, right itself.

With financial woes widespread among American orchestras these days, a sort of compassion fatigue sets in, and it is tempting to dismiss this as just another temporary setback, however dire, that will surely right itself, like the Detroit Symphony players' strike of 2010 or the Philadelphia Orchestra bankruptcy filing of 2011.

Many challenges to these practices are proving successful, and the ship will eventually right itself, but given the long time horizons and the massive scale of investment needed, we might be moving too slow.

America will not right itself until it regains a moral compass in economic affairs.