Sentence examples for correcting weaknesses from inspiring English sources
The first three chapters explain Gallup's "strengths" theory -- that successful companies and people build by focusing on strengths, not by correcting weaknesses -- and introduce its "StrengthsFinder Profile" test.
If members of Congress are sincere about identifying and correcting weaknesses in the standards used for financial reporting, then they should investigate the old-fashioned way: follow the money.
Both books are based on the notion -- backed by 25 years of research by Gallup, the consulting and public polling company -- that most successful people build on strengths instead of correcting weaknesses.
As country-level capacity to increase the number of healthcare workers in Mozambique, overall, is already stretched [ 32], correcting weaknesses in the TMG preparation will not be fast, nor should it be.
But, arguably, even these hedge funds are helping to correct weaknesses in the German corporate landscape.
The report said it would be "speculative to conclude that earlier and more forceful enforcement action would have prevented WaMu's failure," but also said such actions, if taken in 2006 or 2007, might have pushed managers to move aggressively to correct weaknesses and stem losses.
When Kentuckians voted to hold another constitutional convention in 1799 to correct weaknesses in their first constitution, Adair was chosen as a delegate.
The Philadelphia Convention set out to correct weaknesses of the Articles that had been apparent even before the American Revolutionary War had been successfully concluded.
The 2007 scale corrects weaknesses in the earlier version.
The improved performance of American nuclear reactors in the 1990's is a result of concerted efforts to learn from experience and correct weaknesses in existing reactors (news article, Dec. 20).
