Sentence examples for course correction of from inspiring English sources
Their well-intended dispensing of these powerful narcotics historically was what in large part caused today's opioid crisis to explode, and this indicates a course correction of sorts.
Operationally, the study team uses the PIP for to strengthen programming, and facilitate ongoing course correction of implementation.
The flow of capital toward companies like these suggest a positive course correction on the investor side of the equation.
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The Obama administration cannot enact the kind of thorough course correction on domestic surveillance that is needed without understanding how far off course the intelligence community got in the first place.
"Royals" earned a nomination for both record and song of the year Friday, which felt like a bit of course correction for the head-scratching inspired elsewhere.
This certainly looks like a bit of course correction for the company, but June co-founder and CEO Matt Van Horn told TechCrunch that lowering the cost of the device was the plan from the outset.
It takes conscious effort and constant course correction to bypass the pitfalls of digital tools and enhance the riches that these tools bring into the parent-child bond.
I needed to make a course correction; to let myself get out of control after all those years of rigidity.
She also discussed the waning enthusiasm for President Obama among progressives and if he's capable of making a course correction to get his agenda back on track.
On one recent 45-minute cruise, David Berson, captain of the battery-powered fantail launch Glory recounted harbor history, pointed out prime pieces of real estate on the shore and made minor course corrections for 6-year-old MurtaghMurtagh of East Northport, N.Y., who was taking turns steering the boat with his 5-year-old brother, Aidan.
