Sentence examples for becoming less focused from inspiring English sources

But in the final stretch of 2010, the radical right's anger is becoming less focused, more free-floating — more likely to be aimed at "government" in general, whatever the location or officials in charge.

In the marketplace, Sarnoff was already becoming less focused on his radio monopoly than on his attempt to extend it to the new frontier of transmitting moving pictures through the air.

Some would call it becoming less focused.

Mr Blau added that he thought Sony showed off a "great line-up" but that E3 was becoming less focused on major news announcements.

"As a result of our success with original content, we're becoming less focused on 2nd run programming," it says, noting that Netflix originals now account for the majority of unscripted viewing on the service.

"Things are becoming less focused on going out," Loughborough University SU President Jess Excell told the paper.

And so the Trump administration is poised to accelerate a transformation that has been happening, in fits and starts, since the 1960s, with the CIA becoming less of an outfit focused on spying and more of a paramilitary organization with a central role in violent conflicts.

It's being shopped for more and more online and it's becoming less of a focus for younger consumers who are more willing to spend money on experiences than on fashion products.

In a similar manner to other themes in the book, it changes throughout, becoming less of a focus near to the end of the novel, where Artemis is willing to part with a large sum of money to help someone else.

He said in an interview that the company would focus on becoming less dependent on album sales and more reliant on revenue from licensing music to TV, video games and other outlets.

In honor of National Stress Awareness Month, our goal is to use the next two weeks to focus on becoming less stressed and more calm.