Sentence examples for correcting shortfalls from inspiring English sources

Thus one problem with financial capability work when conceived as correcting shortfalls in the abilities of individuals is that it might be trying to develop the extraordinary in people who are for the most part ordinary.

Start With Diet Correcting nutrient shortfalls should always start with diet, especially in this case, when the best sources of the needed nutrient are foods that should be regularly consumed as part of an overall health-preserving diet.

The Justice Department said that it largely agreed with the critique from its inspector general, Glenn A. Fine, but that it had made meaningful progress in correcting the shortfalls while the report was being compiled.

Pay and labour costs are expected to accelerate and the emphasis on educational spending in the recent sharp loosening of the Chancellor's old restraints, will not quickly correct "shortfalls in education and skill standards" in the UK.

Become aware of how you're impacting others, correct your shortfalls, and you'll inspire people to be innovative and productive.

To correct these shortfalls, we used lung AC tissue and its adjacent nonmalignant lung tissue to establish two cDNA libraries by SSH, to obtain more accurate information of differentially expressed genes in lung ACs.

Mayor Koch and the board are right in their aggressive efforts to correct this shortfall.

If we fell short, the operations subcommittee had to correct the shortfall rapidly.

Taking inflation into account, its level of funding is now about sixty per cent lower than it was twenty years ago, and the Bush Administration's budget appropriation does little to correct that shortfall.

They are also five points off the top four places in Spain, winning only five of their opening 13 league games, but by acting now Valencia believe Neville can correct that shortfall.

Respondents spoke of health workers being "corrected on their shortfalls" and wanted feedback so "we would know the weaknesses of that person" or "congratulate what they did well and rebuke them on what they did not do".