Sentence examples for effectively focusing from inspiring English sources

It increases capacity further by effectively focusing signals on individual users, allowing numerous signals to be sent over the same frequency at once.

Along with groups like Amnesty International and the International Labor Organization, they also argue that the government has allowed the problem to worsen by not effectively focusing on paramilitary gunmen and others who attack union workers.

Little comfort is offered by the Local Government Association (LGA), which favours targeting money "more effectively" – focusing careers services on disadvantaged children while ensuring "better support" and information is available for the parents and teachers, "who most other youngsters first turn to for advice".

Councillor Afzal Khan, executive member for children's services, said the council had "much less money to spend and need to ensure that we target it most effectively, focusing on those who need support the most".

In addition to these ads targeted to women, expect Toyota's ad spotlighting Toni Harris, a woman playing football at a community college who aspires to play in the NFL to continue a tradition of ad effectively focusing on female empowerment in Super Bowl (e.g., Always "Like a Girl; Audi "Daughter").

But it doesn't mean changing everything, it simply means making a relevant tweak here or there, and effectively focusing on things that aren't working effectively.

We effectively focus on the effect of general ALMPs on immigrants.

Money (1984) is the most effectively focused of his books.

In essence, we need the political will to act and effectively focused resources.

Handing over disciplinary cases to an independent body would also enable the FA to be a more effectively focused organisation.

Designed with Ms. Eaglen in mind, the sets effectively focus attention center stage so that the ill-fated lovers can stay in place and concentrate on singing.