Sentence examples for do enough to correct from inspiring English sources

It's clear that the current regulatory system failed in the Toyota situation, and that the company itself didn't do enough to correct the problems.

Colleges are not doing enough to correct for these disparities.

We in the Ministry of Defence have not done enough to correct these misapprehensions.

"More breadwinners are now living in poverty because of low pay, and the fiendishly complex system of tax credits is not doing enough to correct this problem". The study comes a day after the Treasury admitted that up to 200,000 families on low incomes face having their tax credits stopped because they did not meet the Inland Revenue's deadline for the annual reassessment of the benefits.

In short, rebels do enough to threaten morale that an effort to correct their behavior, assuming that they are otherwise valuable to the company, is a necessity.

Did we do enough to win it?

But critics immediately said the bond act did not do nearly enough to correct the plan's weaknesses.

The court does not approve the target or the facilities to be monitored, nor does it assess whether the government is doing enough to minimize the intrusion, correct for collection mistakes and protect privacy.

Hunter is absolutely correct in taking Asian governments to task for not doing enough to confront HIV.

Are we doing enough to innovate?

"I felt we did enough to win.