midcourse correction

They can be used to monitor progress and make midcourse corrections.

Such measurements may be the only way to make midcourse corrections possible.

Phases 2 and 3 were to provide an opportunity for major midcourse corrections, if necessary.

The bigger a film, the more difficult and expensive it can be to make a midcourse correction.

"Other than turning up the volume, we didn't have to do a midcourse correction."

But he said the election "requires me to make some midcourse corrections and adjustments."

But those "midcourse corrections" apparently do not apply to the Democratic leadership.

We need to make a midcourse correction,” mainly to change the notion that the race is over.

The key to success, he and many others believe, is to remain flexible so that midcourse corrections can be made.

The important, and urgent, thing is to start the journey; we can always make midcourse corrections as needed.

There are several crucial midcourse corrections that need to be made, based on atmospheric conditions.

But even as it has achieved this phenomenal growth, the school is going through a major midcourse correction.

While we need some midcourse corrections to make standards work for students, higher standards remain the right policy.

Space will explode with activity as soon as we make a few midcourse corrections.

Daniels said federal welfare officials are backing what he termed a "major midcourse correction."

Nature, they note, is not static, and even the most beautifully designed habitat plan may need midcourse corrections.

Courses with four five-page papers offer chances for a midcourse correction.

Rare is the successful pop singer prepared to make so drastic a midcourse correction.

Actually it's really more of a midcourse correction.

The president agreed and predicted he would, "make some midcourse corrections and adjustments."

Could the administration have made a midcourse correction on economic policy if it hadn’t been fighting battles on health care?

He rejects appeals for a midcourse correction, saying any problems with the law can be fixed through the regulatory process.

Worse, the president has failed to make midcourse corrections even as the job market has stalled.

She says that his handling of the schools has been awful and has called for "midcourse corrections."

From the foundation to landscaping, we found ourselves fine-tuning the house and making midcourse corrections.