Sentence examples for ahead focus from inspiring English sources

Like anything in life, you need to plan two steps ahead, focus on the next step and be prepared to move one step back at all times.

People who get ahead focus all their energies on doing the best job they can in whatever the circumstances they find themselves in, so wherever you are whatever you're doing, do the very best you can right there, make the biggest impact, think about how to change the order of things.

After about 30 to 40 minutes of a vigorous aerobic workout - enough to make you sweat - studies have recorded increased blood flow to this region, which, incidentally, is associated with many of the attributes we associate with "clear thinking": planning ahead, focus and concentration, goal-setting, time management.

Other major tasks ahead focus on the Purkinje/working ventricular myocyte interface and its role in normal and abnormal impulse propagation, connexin-interacting proteins and their regulatory functions, and on defining the precise functional properties conferred by the distinctive connexin co-expression patterns of different myocyte types in health and disease.

A regional conference of foreign ministers planned for this summer should go ahead focused on these goals.

He said the United Nations as a whole was determined to look ahead, focusing on deterring violence rather than waiting to react to it.

The rules are simple, though the competition never gets easier; therefore we look ahead, focusing on our personal well-being, rather than the larger issues that bedevil the society.

In this paper we explore various views on the future of everyday travelling in urban regions, 30 40 years ahead, focussing in particular on four larger urban areas in Norway.

Sensing the trend, Wolf is already thinking steps ahead, focusing on the evolution of his newest show, while remaining ready for what could possibly follow.

The trouble is, is that if you're trying to do anything creative, trying to solve a complex, conceptual problem, that kind of narrow, straight-ahead focus doesn't help, it actually hurts.

It was busy, so you always had someone ahead to focus on and chase down.