Sentence examples for could refocus on from inspiring English sources

You could refocus on a key business initiative that requires deep collaboration, one that has a lot of downside if you fail, and a lot of upside if you win.

Is it so ridiculous to think that McGregor, now 28, could refocus on boxing and achieve something similar?

The change in roles, which a BP spokesman, Andrew Gowers, said was a normal transition so that Mr. Hayward could refocus on running the company, came after the chief executive got lackluster reviews in the United States and Britain for his House performance.

After the cycle of exponential epidemic growth was broken and personnel could refocus on contact identification, CDC strengthened work with national counterparts and WHO to help improve the quality of contact identification and follow-up, including isolation of symptomatic contacts for clinical assessment and laboratory testing.

Perhaps it would be a good thing, he said, if the recession could refocus college administrators on the quality of higher education, rather than on investments in climbing walls (Reed does not have one) and other "country club" aspects of college life that have fueled an academic arms race reliant on tuition increases and fund-raising.

For better or worse, the recent economic crisis has managed to do what no single designer could: refocus our attention on value rather than conspicuous consumption.

"It also helped him to get candid feedback on his speaking style and realise that a hint of stutter coming out really wasn't a big deal as long as he could refocus, get back on track, and give good answers," she said.

But if teachers begin to fear being fired by being in the bottom percentage, they could refocus their efforts on standardized tests again or also choose to work in higher-performing schools, where they won't have to worry about low test scores.

In 2008, when Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg sought advice from Steve Jobs on how he could refocus his young and rapidly evolving company, Jobs suggested he take a trip to India and visit the Kainchi Dham Ashram, as Jobs had done himself 30 years prior.

It was extremely good it happened at the trials so I could refocus".

"It was only with the greatest of difficulty that the interest of the Division Commander and his staff could be refocussed on continuing," Vann said later, in the temperate language of his official report.