Sentence examples for be focused on an from inspiring English sources
Any test, even one with the lofty goal of improving curriculum, means that schools and students will be focused on an exam, given on one day, for which someone will eventually develop an expensive test prep class.
However, the faculty must be focused on an integrated area of research targeted by an institute, and must interact.
I told them to wait for that and not be focused on an easy game – be ready for completely different game but we started the game sleeping".
All attention will now be focused on an emergency Brussels summit that begins on Wednesday evening and is expected to go through the night.
Brown's aides may be adamant that the January conference will not be focused on an exit strategy, but perhaps it should be.
Since it had been established in the 1920s that electrons have the properties of waves about 100,000 times shorter than those of light, Ruska posited that if electrons could be focused on an object the same way light is, at extremely high magnifications the electrons would yield greater detail (i.e., have a greater resolving power) than would conventional light microscopes.
"Aadhaar is focused on an audience of one billion people.
For now, she is focused on an office move.
The National Gallery of Art is focused on an Art Nouveau blockbuster to open in the fall.
The CEOs are focused on an acquisition or are almost out of money.
