Sentence examples for and too focused from inspiring English sources

"They're past their sell-by date, un-reformable, and too focused on incremental change".

However, in retrospect it was too small and too focused on infrastructure investments.

"I think he's just too talented, too driven and too focused on that".

Anthropology, though, might seem too remote, and too focused on traditional cultures or ancient civilizations, to have much to offer.

He added: "Republicans define themselves for many swing voters as too interested and too focused on divisive social issues.

Those groups criticized the BR-PCC for being too orthodox and too focused on militancy over other forms of political expression.

Diederich had stopped cöoperating with Greene's most prominent biographer, Norman Sherry, after Sherry published the first volume of his three-part study, because he thought him unreliable and too focussed on Greene's sex life.

He said that police in the UK were often months behind and too focussed on surveillance, because resources had been misallocated.

Others (3/13) were dissatisfied by group members who were too dominant within the meetings and too focussed on their own agendas, and participants also reported feeling "put on the spot" with being asked to construct their life chart within the context of the group.

Overwhelmingly, they think that religious organizations are too concerned with money and power, too focused on rules and too involved in politics".

But the measures were criticised by the National Trust as "limited and weak", too focused on minimising costs and "surrendering the British landscape to this disease".