Sentence examples for be far more focused from inspiring English sources

That vision, as the prime minister said in Unions Today magazine, should be "far more focused on the individual needs of union members and far less on what used to be the playing out of political roles, which often did a lot of damage".

I'm not sure the incorporation of pure logic into the national curriculum is what Mary Bousted, general secretary of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers, had in mind when she told delegates at the union's annual conference this week that public education should be "far more focused on the development of life skills and ways of working than whether or not we teach the Battle of Hastings".

If you plan your day to include bursts of productivity followed by short breaks, then you'll be far more focused than if you just spend the entire day "sort of" working without taking any real breaks.

This time, in making their case to the E.U., they appear to be far more focussed on arguing that Google's behavior harmed not only them but consumers, too.

The Bush plan is far more focused on tax relief.

Ms. Blizard's paintings are far more focused and realistic.

"Everybody is far more focused on living a healthier lifestyle," Ms. Coffman said.

But, let's face it, the candidates are far more focused on Tuesday's contests in Indiana and North Carolina.

In its plan, the U.S.O.C. is far more focused than NBC on exposing the least-seen sports to viewers.

Apart from that he's far more focused on saving Gotham from maniacal villains than engaging in romantic encounters.

More broadly, the report said that industry was far more focused on drilling and profits than it was on the need for preparedness and oversight.