Sentence examples for will try to correct from inspiring English sources

When there's an excess of power, a novelist or comedian will try to correct it".

The holders of the excess cash will try to correct this imbalance by buying other assets.

He will try to correct the genetic defect behind the disease, then develop blood stem cells that could be engrafted in the patient's marrow.

As it mingles Western repertoire with ragas, hip-hop or electro-pop, and reaches out across the ring road with school and family projects, the Philharmonie will try to correct that bias.

Later crews will try to correct the problem that caused the shavings by either replacing the source of the grinding or, if it cannot be tracked down, to switch to the use of a second, backup race ring that is already part of the joint assembly.

"We should have done better [against Morocco] - hopefully on the training ground we will try to correct our mistakes".

We'll try to correct mistakes.

"We'll try to correct some things that are going wrong, but we'll work on the positives".

But I'm here now, I love Schenectady, and I'll try to correct the error of our ways".

You'll try to correct all the things you didn't correct as a child and meanwhile there will be a whole new laundry list of issues.

When officials from new member states come to Brussels, they "all have fluent English as their second language but, out of courtesy, will attempt to speak French and some idiot will always try to correct them".David WedgwoodGlasgowSIR – As a German expat living in Brussels, I have to disagree with the contention that knowing English "breeds complacency" with regard to other languages.