Sentence examples for benefit of focus from inspiring English sources

THE BENEFIT OF FOCUS Perhaps not surprisingly, people who were happiest with their giving had focus.

Donna Langley, Universal's production president, said the studio had cast Ms. Roberts based on "gut instinct," without benefit of focus groups or surveys to measure her enduring appeal.

Dr. Bray said that while high-fructose corn syrup isn't any more detrimental than regular sugar, the benefit of focusing on the ingredient is that it has drawn attention to too much sugar in the American diet.

This retrospective chart review demonstrates the benefit of focusing these services in a specialty clinic.

He saw the benefit of focusing on onboarding, he says – Testive doubled its engagement rates after optimizing the process.

The benefit of focusing on gaming, Partin noted, was that it's a medium that's far easier to moderate and control.

Generally, these results suggest the benefit of focusing second chance programs such as ChalleNGe on older youth who may have fewer options for obtaining high school credentials and who may approach the experience with greater seriousness and focus.

These differences highlight the potential benefit of focusing specific interventions on changing social norms, such as power differentials between men and women regarding sex and reproductive choice, social expectations regarding sex, and access to financial resources and education.

A major benefit of focusing on the just detectable effect level would be to reduce potential animal suffering, and possibly animal usage.

Measures of bedtime sleep habits would be enhanced by the use of parent questionnaires that would have a secondary benefit of focusing the attention of parents on appropriate ways to improve "sleep hygiene".

One benefit of focusing on less extreme temperatures is that we can gain insight into ways that the metabolome responds to natural variation in temperature specifically, rather than response to stress.