Sentence examples for pinpoint problems from inspiring English sources

Thousands of calls must be transcribed by hand to pinpoint problems in the script.

New York has brought in her mother to evaluate the prospects, and Ms. Patterson does manage to pinpoint problems.

It is back on the case with proposals for a commission to pinpoint problems and propose solutions.

A case study, Model E offered the team of students a chance to think as if they were company executives, challenging them to pinpoint problems and solve them.

Still, when you're trying to pinpoint problems with your golf swing, your tennis serve or your industrial equipment, slowing time down to this extent is like a keyhole into a previously invisible world.

But independent mechanics say they are often unable to pinpoint problems because manufacturers have either denied them access to the underlying technology or charge too much for the diagnostic tools.

Sixty municipalities use pavement-performance software to pinpoint problem areas.

This should help urban policymakers pinpoint problem areas, it says.

Forty-eight hours after a patron complained of being bitten by a bedbug in a lounge chair at a library in Wichita, Kan., Cynthia Berner Harris, the library's director, brought in a bedbug-sniffing dog to pinpoint problem areas.

The ABB said the research by the RGT was important as the "ability to pinpoint problem gambling behaviours and those people that may be at risk of problem gambling is a potentially significant step forward, especially when combined with other responsible gambling initiatives on the part of the industry".

Mr. Giuliani said he would recommend the same methods that, he said, sent New York City's crime rates plunging, including the "broken windows" approach of focusing on seemingly minor crimes as a way to discourage lawlessness and the use of crime statistics and mapping to pinpoint problem areas.