Sentence examples for a bit of a focus from inspiring English sources

Have a bit of a focus to what you are doing.

"And so the school has taken on a bit of a focus on technology, we sponsored about 40 girls through the school, over the 10 years".

Over the years, Trinity Ventures has made multiple investments in enterprise startups, with a bit of a focus on SaaS, big data and cloud computing.

Unsurprisingly, there's a bit of a focus on Azure and Microsoft's Cognitive Services here (and you need an Azure account), but otherwise the course is agnostic to the operating system you run.

"I think the thing is with him, is because he can be quite hard to focus, into conversation it actually gave a chance to erm, to sort of like start with a bit of a focus.

UK startup Juro, for example, already offers both contract authoring and management, though it looks to have a bit of a different focus (on marketplaces and sales contracts).

500 Startups' next batch of accelerator companies is launching now that its previous demo day has wrapped up, this time seemingly having a bit of a wider focus than we're accustomed to seeing coming out of the firm.

Yahoo does seem to have a bit of a split focus, considering how much effort it's putting into mobile products and services, but video is probably part of the larger picture.

The show has a bit of a political focus, right?

"With New Zealand opening up with the two foreigner rule from next year and other factors, it could be something that after the World Cup there is a bit of a change of focus and it's not just guys going up north," the Welshman said.

Charles Mann has written a number of books about history that I've read and enjoyed, but this book represents a bit of a shift in focus to comparing and contrasting two main schools of thought within the environmental movement.