correctable

Sin, you will recall, in the Greek (Hamartia) is defined as a correctable mistake, as missing the mark, not as evil.

MORE EARLY MORNING CONVERSATIONS WITH GOD, THIS TIME ON A NO-COST MEDICAL PLAN AND SOCIAL JUSTICE! 2007

Even if there is something wrong that "correctable", it does not make it right to cheat.

[Help] Most Recent Posts blinkered 2010

At the same time it would make our treasured sport of football so much more credible while alleviating some of the pain millions of football fans have to suffer as a result of unfair, "correctable", injustices.

unknown title 2009

"Neither error is reviewable or correctable under NCAA playing rules."

Red Storm Survives a Blunder-Filled Battle Sophia Hollander 2011

"Both conditions are disruptive and debilitating," he says, "but both have a feel to me of something that's correctable."

Lighting Up Our Mental Ills Holly Finn 2011

The best kinds of stories come when a scout identifies a correctable flaw, something that they can see in person that doesn't show up in the stats, or in the video snippets.

How the Yankees Play the Market Daniel Barbarisi 2011

This hybrid model allows persons with non-correctable risk factors to get affordable coverage while providing an economic incentive to persons with correctable risk factors.

The Myth of the Rational Voter, Posner Edition, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

Those are correctable errors, so even though the Redskins lost, I left this game knowing they have a legit team.

Redskins vs. Colts checklist: a mixed bag LaVar Arrington 2010

Neither error is reviewable or correctable under NCAA playing rules.

Rutgers goes home as St. John's gets the (non) calls 2011

Irving Picard But he said the flaws were largely "correctable," and gave Mr. Picard 45 days to amend his lawsuit.

Judge Dismisses Some Madoff Claims Michael Rothfeld 2011