Sentence examples for be focus from inspiring English sources
verb
To cause (rays of light, etc) to converge at a single point.
There should be focus on the wider social and economic objectives".
"The narrow end would be, focus on nine-eleven" — the September 11th attacks.
The other factor behind the sharp fall in the share price may be focus on Serco's debt.
The 12-month programme of cultural events will be focus on the 50th anniversary of the birth of the most enduringly popular music band, Jade Wright, of the Liverpool Echo, reported on Friday.
"It sounds like magic or something corny but really the determinant, instead of talking about 'staying in character' should be focus, determination and commitment; staying in a place that's close, concentrating on things that need to be attended to.
"There must be focus on the wars we are in, as well as building future capabilities," Mr. Gates said to one group of Air Force personnel here on Tuesday.
With Scott and Woods picked to be in the opening foursome on Thursday, with caddies in tow, there will certainly be focus on the body language as well as the chips and putts.
The gatherings are not intended to be focus groups, which, Ms. Wintsch said, "are part of the problem because the moms who attend those want to look like good moms in front of other moms".
Some of your proposals, while bold and terrific, may need to be focus-grouped before you go public with them.
Rather than spending time spinning with worry and negativity--painting the future worse than it may be focus on what you need to do in the present.
Many would-be Focus buyers, meanwhile, may not care that the car handles better than almost any other small car on the road.
