Sentence examples for yet to be corrected from inspiring English sources

You note that critics have complained that Mr. Will's column was "riddled with errors" and has yet to be corrected.

The sound was impressive in tests later that morning, far surpassing that usually heard from electronic organs in concert halls even though a connector was found to be miswired and had yet to be corrected.

A full account of this effect is a non-trivial challenge yet to be corrected for this data, which, however, is certainly necessary to gain accurate and specific information on the changes in the silicon nitride host matrix.

This is partly because the story of Hinduism was written mainly by British colonists and Western scholars, and various errors have yet to be corrected in textbooks, despite the efforts of advocacy groups like the Hindu American Foundation and the Dharma Civilization Foundation.

This is probably due to the fact that many proteins from the JGI have not yet been annotated and may need to be corrected.

That judgment may yet turn out to be correct on a global scale, but it was certainly true of Britain.

These levels of poverty are shameful, yet could be corrected by 2030.

A sociopathic knowledge base has the property that all the rules are individually judged to be correct rules, yet a subset of the knowledge base gives better classification accuracy than the original knowledge base, independent of the amount of computational resources that are available.

The rub was that in 1977 a way to decode Reed-Solomon corrected data had yet to be worked out.

And though there is an apparently opposing view yet to be considered, this response surely seems correct.

This view has yet to be proved wrong, but in these earliest weeks of political organizing, it has also yet to be proved correct.