Sentence examples for identifying weaknesses from inspiring English sources

American regulators began identifying weaknesses very early on.

THE paradox, Paul is quick to emphasize, is that personality tests ultimately give us a cramped vision of ourselves; instead of opening opportunities, they may confine people by identifying weaknesses that are either not there or that can be overcome.

The Department for Education and universities should develop a feedback system, in collaboration with current students, that future students could regularly contribute to, identifying weaknesses in teaching and offering strategies for improvement.

While Belichick and his staff are expert at identifying weaknesses and exploiting them, Henning has seen a thousand schemes since his coaching career began at Florida State in 1968.

The chief inspector of schools made his comments as Ofsted's regional director for the east Midlands, Chris Russell, published an open letter to education providers in Northamptonshire expressing concern about the low standards of achievement across the county, identifying weaknesses in provision across every age group.

Training programs can provide a more objective way of identifying weaknesses.

"I mean, is the purpose of education just to identify weaknesses through accountability measures?

After reviewing the accounting issues, KPMG said it had identified weaknesses in Veritas's internal controls that existed before and during 2003.

The inspectors also identified weaknesses in the reception processes at the jail: "One prisoner had been noted in his secondary screening on arrival as having 'no disabilities'.

The DeepMind founder Demis Hassabis said the loss was a valuable learning tool and would help identify weaknesses in the program that needed to be fixed.

The scientists said they examined security on everything from Oyster cards to cars to enable manufacturers to identify weaknesses and improve on them.