Sentence examples for be to focus from inspiring English sources
adverb
Toward a closed, touching or engaging position.
A third approach would be to focus on efficiency.
"But my advice would be to focus on the Walleye and see where the character goes".
Not least of their tasks will be to focus on the West Indies.
A second option would be to focus on Bangui, co-ordinating with other international forces.
Experience, he said, suggests that the best tack may be to focus on the young.
The goal has to be to focus on the little things, getting everyone together.
"David Ogilvy always said the strategy should be to focus on the work of current clients.
The best dining strategy would be to focus on the entrees, the kitchen's strongest suit.
A different approach would be to focus on the tax treatment of child care.
A better way to help young people would therefore be to focus on ways to improve GCSE performance.
Both Talbot and Acocella agree that Pope Francis's first priority must be to focus on the Church itself.
