Sentence examples for able to focus more from inspiring English sources

I was able to focus more on some spots than mechanics and arm".

European leaders will now be able to focus more fully on whom to appoint as president and foreign affairs chief.

Because of the assistance, Ms. Francois said, she has been able to focus more on helping her family members recover.

Eventually, "a cluster of airlines will be able to focus more on human service," Mr. D'Alessandro said.

Cigna would be able to focus more attention on its struggling health care business and obtain money for reducing corporate debt.

"The profession has gone from being extremely labor intensive to being able to focus more precisely on the analysis of the measurements being taken".

Other experts said that after the two incidents with smoke and fire, the F.A.A. and Boeing may be able to refine the tests to focus more closely on the worst possible hazards.

Mr. Obama's aides are quick to point out that the president is more than able to focus on more than one thing at a time.

Using fMRI technology, which is much swifter and more sensitive than PET scanning, he and his colleagues have been able to focus even more closely on what he calls the visual word form area or, more informally, "the brain's letterbox".

He tells me how much he misses being able to focus for more than an hour a day on anything apart from his daughter.

Multitasking, in the sense of truly being able to focus on more than one cognitively taxing task at a time, may well be a myth, experts say.