Sentence examples for word correction from inspiring English sources
But I forgot to use the word "correction," which I hear got Mr. Okrent upset.
(To set yet another record straight, Frank Rich made a good faith effort to correct his FEMA-friendship error within a subsequent column but was castigated for failing to follow procedure and put the fix at the bottom of his piece, following the word CORRECTION.
The new Android version offers a new layout with a repositioned backspace and shift key, which have been moved due to user feedback (it's a toggle option, too, so if you're used to the way things were you can keep them that way), a new language selection option for the minimal Fleksy layout, and better accuracy in the core Fleksy engine for automatic word correction.
In describing automatic word correction research, Kukich enumerated three problem areas: (1) non-word error detection; (2) isolated-word error correction; and (3) context-dependent word correction [ 8].
Ten days after it published Goldberg's review, the Times appended a hundred-and-nineteen-word correction, which Erik Wemple, of the Washington Post, described as "eye-popping".
In her 322-word correction, Kardashian-West runs through every possible side-effect of taking the drug, including "severe drowsiness" and the fact that "Diclegis can pass into your breast milk and harm your baby".
The Daily Mail has published a 54-word correction to a front page story that claimed that a group of migrants who arrived in the UK in the back of a lorry declared: "We are from Europe – let us in".
Revision Formal revisions* 1 point per each rewriting of illegible words, correction of punctuation, and correction of spelling.
In other words, correction of multiplicity increased the likelihood for agreement between the two studies fivefold.
Country teams assessed the quality of the translation, made minor wording corrections when required, piloted the draft questionnaire, and made additional minor wording corrections when required.
Michael Cooper of The Times reports: It was not until he got a quiet word of correction in his ear from Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut, who was traveling with Mr. McCain as part of a Congressional delegation on a nearly weeklong trip, that Mr. McCain corrected himself.
