Sentence examples for in course correction from inspiring English sources

American politics is a continual exercise in course correction.

Thus as the management program is monitored, the in-course corrections are 'on deck', ready to be implemented quickly should the need arise.

Speaking to students at DePauw University in Indiana, he said he was hopeful about "how we can combat populism", adding that the Brexit vote and the election of Donald Trump in the US must result in a "course correction" for western politics.

Indeed, even in the country where the crisis began, Greece, the cycle of spending cuts, tax increases and contraction has not resulted in a course correction, and the same path now lies in store for much larger economies like those of Italy and Spain.

But her participation had very little to do with aiding in a course correction for the country.

The round face functions as a kind of satellite dish, funneling the sound to the ears, so the owl can make in-flight course corrections based solely on sound.

And the Union's is a ship sorely in need of course correction.

It is an important component in any program strategy in order to enable course correction for program improvement, and to maximize the benefits of local and global action.

In the absence of a sharp slowdown in employment growth a course correction seems unlikely.But other news this week could mean a tiny shift in the probability of a more expansionary policy path.

If the Obama Administration would implement the course correction in Afghanistan which the Bush Administration implemented in Iraq and Lebanon after 2006 - accepting that antagonistic regional actors could not be walled out, and that the U.S. is better off trying to manage their influence rather than exclude it - it would be a major step to ending the war.

That reality requires a sobering course correction in American policy.