Sentence examples for discovering issues from inspiring English sources

In Croydon, south London, last year, for example, when the health and social care regulator, the Care Quality Commission was discovering issues of major concern at an urgent care centre contracted out to Virgin Assura, the local CCG was rating Virgin's performance as "good", and meeting all targets.

The results indicate the effectiveness of the approach in discovering issues, not only at the application-level, but also in the middleware being used, contributing to the development of more reliable services.

The situation analysis was very helpful in discovering issues and problems of HRH information management in the field and in identifying needs and expectations of the system users.

But in a Wednesday email, Rutgers referred to new information and "a review of previously discovered issues" as the reasons for Rice's termination.

After regulators discover issues in any number of business areas, SoFi is subjected to hundreds of millions in fines and customer refunds.

"An extensive internal investigation" discovered "issues relating to financial irregularities," the spokesman said.

Melanie made several trips to the Valley and discovered issues that would lead them to the development of the book.

The conferences allowed Silva to expose a large number of people to the game, providing him with the opportunity to solicit feedback and discover issues.

Although Bowyer's car passed initial inspection, NASCAR announced that they had "discovered issues with the car in a more thorough inspection at its research and development center".

Third, the interview guide was changed and expanded to cover newly discovered issues and was given to seven parents with more and older children.

While it is of course always desired to discover issues internally before outside users experience them, the tendencies just described raise the burden of doing so.