| This led to a logistical nightmare and horrendous spectator experience, the former at least being rectifiable. |
| This is the easily rectifiable problem facing many albino schoolchildren. |
| However deep the effects of economic crises and critical times may be, they are rectifiable, albeit with significant negative consequences for many people. |
| If their problem is surgically rectifiable, they are referred to the surgeons, seen by them and then operated on. |
| If any of the spoiled work be rectifiable, this does not interfere with the deduction. |
| For example, a lathe or other machine tool may be free of rectifiable contamination on the surface, making it usable in a Be-free environment. |
