In the long run, this approach also benefits the employer with a workforce who experience less financial stress and can devote more focus to the job.
I feel they'd be more engaged if the book focused on quality (devoted more to each rhyme) instead of quantity.
If, in recent years, there have been more titles published than ever before, and more books sold than ever before, the media have devoted more attention to books than ever before, focusing on new fiction in particular.
That was a contrast to overall industrial production, which rose only 13.4 percent, as companies devoted more factory capacity to filling orders from overseas, rather than focusing on goods for domestic consumption.
The city of Newark matched that amount, and over the years devoted more than $4 million to turning the home into a center focusing on the black contribution to Newark's development.
In addition, banks have devoted more money to trading.
The new season explores the fallout and fills in some of last season's blanks — we still, for example, don't know how the cyberattack actually was handled — as it devotes more of its focus to characters like Elliot's friend Angela (Portia Doubleday) and his sister and fellow hacker Darlene (Carly Chaikin).
Sherman, who joined the Campbell board in 1995 and became chairman in 2001, will retire from the board to focus on and devote more time to private equity.
This allows health care employees to devote more of their time to patients and focus on meeting their needs more efficiently.
He says it's a sign of the times that analysts are moving away from a single-minded focus on growth and devoting more attention to the quality of management.
"This one is a little more focused," Ms. Gaines said of the SoHo store, which devotes more space to the dishes and less to frills like dried roses, dish towels and T-shirts.
