Sentence examples for worth correcting from inspiring English sources
However, they say it's a misconception worth correcting.
Before the Senate decides whether to protect companies or consumers, it's worth correcting the record.
The court has corrected a number of the historic disadvantages faced by certain groups that Mr Clarke says are worth correcting.
Even the play's title invokes an extinct, waddling bird instead of a mythic Carthaginian queen because no one thought it worth correcting a typo that turned Dido into Dodo.
One argument would be that affirmative action is needed to correct a lack of opportunity: You might say (indeed, I would say) that certain groups face historic disadvantages that are worth correcting.
They do worry, but feel oddly unsure of their footing.In this section A continent goes shopping Cosmetic difference From BBC to NYT Batista battered The golden hoard Top of the K-pops The silence of the Bollygarchs ReprintsIt is worth correcting some common misconceptions.
In December, Olympus filed five years' worth of corrected earnings statements to iron out its accounts.
On Wednesday, Olympus filed five years' worth of corrected statements, plus its overdue first-half results.
In December, Olympus filed five years' worth of corrected earnings statements to iron out its accounts and said that as of the end of September net assets had dwindled to 46 billion yen, from a restated 225 billion yen in March 2007.
That's not true, and it seemed like it was worth trying to correct that misperception".
And third, that the only development worth having is sustainable development: correcting an omission in the Monterrey Consensus, which barely mentioned environmental issues, and climate not at all.
