Sentence examples for focus on failure from inspiring English sources
In his opening speech, Penman complained of the way civil servants are unfairly criticised by politicians of all parties, who "focus on failure and ignore success" and don't appreciate the huge demands being placed on public servants.
She added: "We need to have the ability for local authority and others to intervene in some failing academies as well, not just what we've seen under this government, which has been a real focus on failure in [local authority-run] schools".
This decision suits our experiment perfectly, since the APFD metric focus on failure rather than defects.
A parametric study is then conducted using the calibrated model to focus on failure mechanisms and associated failure temperatures.
Our concern is that the Securities and Exchange Commission's investigation will likely focus on failures in the auditing procedures of certified public accountants and not the failures in the auditing practices of one firm and its client.
Phase II evaluation of such agents may instead focus on failure-time endpoints, such as time to disease progression.
While this study does not explicitly focus on failures or reliability, it does provide a thorough analysis of resource utilization and general workloads in data centers.
Many of the reports focus on failures in police internal affairs systems, a topic that will surely be addressed in DOJ's forthcoming report on the Chicago Police Department.
But the Justice Department has been seen as a solution for troubled law enforcement agencies, most recently in Chicago, where its investigation will likely focus on failures in the internal accountability process.
While those with low SE might focus on failures, have negative cognitions, reduced motivation, and higher negative affect (Steffen, McKibbin, Zeiss, Gallagher-Thompson, & Bandura, 2002).
These phenomena, when combined with the difficulty that individuals have in understanding the capabilities and limitations of automated systems (Parasuraman and Riley 1997), may explain the media's tendency to focus on failures caused by satellite navigation systems (Simpson 2008).
