Sentence examples for choice to focus from inspiring English sources

A surprise English choice to focus on was John Dunstaple, who died in 1453, because he "changed music in Europe".

But Rarick's account is not really about science; it is about humanity, and his major contribution is his choice to focus on the Reed family.

"Are you going to focus on educating them, or socially integrating them?" "This school has made the choice to focus on education," he added.

It's a valid choice to focus on the stories of residents rather than these women, but the fleeting glimpse into their lives feels a little trite.

Sessions's choice to focus on their efforts looked a lot less like good governance and a lot more like voter intimidation.

The choice to focus on natural or stained rather than painted wood pieces, for instance, was a smart move; it highlights wood's inherent beauty and unifies the show.

Where do we want to take the brand, and make some of the difficult choices to focus on certain products in the portfolio?

"It brought me down to earth and I had to make a choice - and the choice was to focus on my career".

Members of the millennial generation, though, say they have no choice but to focus on work.

That may be because schools have no choice but to focus on them.

And so airlines, like hotels, will have no choice but to focus on both price and quality.