Sentence examples for carry on focused from inspiring English sources

In John Simm's portrayal of DI Sam Tyler, there's all manner of disquiet about the way his male colleagues carry on, focused in particular on DCI Gene Hunt - the thunderingly aggressive, completely unreconstructed Manchester cop who is Tyler's boss and regular nemesis.

The numerical analysis is carried on focusing on specific conditions arising in the simulation of actual granular materials, such as soft ferrites and composite materials.

"I hope he strikes that chord with the new man so that he carries on and focuses on winning matches".

Two experiments were carried out, one focusing on density effects and the other testing for species-specific effects and effects of species mixtures.

We had carried on with our life, focusing on positive achievements and the poster concept respected that.

The company itself, however, carries on: they're now focusing on Houseparty, a group video chat application they've been building in secrecy for months.

But the company itself carries on: they're now focusing on Houseparty, a group video chat app they've been building in secrecy for months.

Fundamental analyses are also carried out focused on electrochemical processes using unconventional solvents, elucidation of mechanisms and combination with other techniques.

To carry on that legacy, she focused on two tasks.

That doesn't mean change isn't possible, just that the argument will carry on getting sidetracked to focus on tiny differences rather than the much greater similarities.

This focus carried on into early 20th-century research into Henry, such as Kate Norgate's 1913 volume, which continued to make heavy use of the chronicler accounts and focused primarily on constitutional issues, with a distinctive nationalistic bias.