Sentence examples for concentrate on better from inspiring English sources

Both Mr Demel and Mr Booth instead want to concentrate on better execution of their existing strategies.

Investors would prefer Mr Li to keep on reducing debt and to concentrate on better operational management.

The deal will allow them to concentrate on better targeting, better interaction and cross-screen experiences, and getting mobile to work in a cookie-free environment.

Mr. Mulhauser said the chairman, Senator John B. Breaux, Democrat of Louisiana, would rather concentrate on better regulation of diet supplements that failed to produce promised miracle cures.

Investors shrugged off poor UK retail sales, to concentrate on better than expected German business confidence figures and positive figures from America's General Electric.

"Until we see gains in productivity, people are unlikely to feel the benefit in their pay packets so businesses need to concentrate on better people management and better working practices to shift the dial on this," Cotton said.

While winemakers are pulling up vineyards, both to reduce production and to concentrate on better-quality wines, the Bordeaux Wine Council, which includes both the world-famous chateaus and the independent producers, said in June that its members would voluntarily hold wine off the market in an effort to push up prices for less expensive wines.

He has instead concentrated on better administration, quietly promoting his own aides to key positions in the state bureaucracy.

He was credited with turning McDonald's around by concentrating on better service and, catering to the awakening health-awareness of the American consumer.

In May, Mr. Zoellick said Washington favored a "focused agenda" concentrating on better access for services and agricultural and industrial goods.

Instead they concentrated on better than expected jobless and confidence figures from the US ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday, good UK GDP growth, and stronger business sentiment numbers from Germany.