Sentence examples for diagnosing what from inspiring English sources

So where does he go from here?Diagnosing what is going wrong is easier than figuring out how to fix it, because voters' concerns are contradictory.

Diagnosing what has gone wrong in the past few years and how we've ended up on the brink of another crisis is the easy bit.

In recent years, psychiatrists in Europe have been diagnosing what they call "burnout syndrome," the signs of which include "vital exhaustion".

It is an updated edition of an account first published in 1998 of the creation of New Labour by the man whose forensic study of opinion polls was instrumental in diagnosing what was wrong with the "old" version.

John O. Brennan, the deputy national security adviser for homeland security and counterterrorism, is in charge of diagnosing what Mr. Obama has already called the "human and systemic failures" that allowed a Nigerian man with known extremist views and explosives in his underwear to board the flight from Amsterdam to the United States.

And while you can make the case in normal times that knowing finance, the markets, and all that is good, there are two fundamental truths here: Wall Street is largely responsible for the mess we're in, and financial types have been consistently wrong — not just failing to see the risks before the crisis, but in diagnosing what would come next.

But only a doctor can diagnose what's truly going on.

"Not nitpicky things, but I usually try to diagnose what I'm seeing".

In this case, I was able to self-diagnose: what I needed was some food.

A sampling: Jay Goltz wrote about how to diagnose what's wrong with your business.

No one has yet devised the perfect questionnaire to diagnose what's commonly known as narcissism.