Sentence examples for faulty focus from inspiring English sources

Second, the faulty focus on being "internationally competitive" is really one of getting the highest scores on international tests.

In the red corner Reprints Related items Northern Rock: Hocking the RockJan 24th 2008 Economics focus: Faulty powersJan 24th 2008Tempering this bleak message, official statistics published this week showed that the economy was still growing respectably in the final three months of 2007.

Whether "saturation" has thus become the magic word which obscures faulty designs in focus group reports, as Charmaz insinuates, has yet to be investigated.

Learn how to replace faulty thinking by focusing on it.

The Lincoln LS had problems with loose ball joints and malfunctioning engine-control modules; the Focus had faulty wheel bearing seals and seat latches; the new Thunderbird had faulty water pumps; and the 2002 Explorer had a shoddy liftgate latch.

Nor did the reviews focus on faulty loan-modification processes, like instances in which bank employees wrongly told borrowers they needed to be delinquent to qualify for new loan terms.

The institute, which is affiliated with the National Academy of Sciences, called for focusing on faulty systems rather than careless doctors and physicians.

However, some scholars believe that the interpretation that we shall focus on is faulty precisely for its lack of attention to the dialectic.

Identifying medical students' efficacy beliefs as well as the strategic quality of their thinking and actions during clinical tasks has implications for remediation and intervention programs that can help students restructure faulty beliefs and sustain their focus on the key strategic elements of a given clinical task.

Soon, the week will turn to the British Open, starting Thursday at Muirfield, where most eyes will be focusing on a faulty Tiger Woods body part (elbow this time) or whether Phil Mickelson can add an Open to his career achievements.

Unfortunately, many efforts to cover these programs have been constrained by the outdated and faulty "sick care" model that focuses on individual beneficiaries and fee-for-services.