Sentence examples for difficult to refocus from inspiring English sources

Most likely, the high resolution of the camera made it more difficult to refocus quickly, but we were unable to find a way to reduce the resolution.

She said it was difficult to refocus on tennis once she passed the stars who wished her well on the way to the court.

But in the week after, Coach Norfleet said it was difficult to refocus the players on the game against Northrop because of all the fuss.

McDowell told BBC Sport NI that he had "found it difficult to refocus" after their earlier foursomes victory over Brandt Snedeker and Jim Furyk.

If you find it difficult to refocus after this, move on to another activity.

I would like to highlight a few measures that helped me and my clients to refocus businesses and get through difficult challenges.

"The hard part is being able to refocus.

It's not difficult to achieve greater clarity if you make a deliberate effort to refocus yourself when making your decision.

To refocus on one particular thing, he said, is extremely difficult for founders and often takes a lot of guts, especially seeing as founders will often have no idea at the time whether that decision will prove to be prescient.

Getting buy-in from either side to refocus on capabilities more suited to today's threats will be difficult.

When the American team faltered after a difficult beam rotation, in which two gymnasts made major errors, Sacramone gathered the team for a pep talk to refocus them for floor.