Sentence examples for excessively focused from inspiring English sources

After the tsunami, her attention had become exclusively, and excessively, focused on Adi.

Surely this is why the government has set up the Kay review, to "assess to what extent equity market participants are excessively focused on short-term outcomes".

There are justified complaints that US presidential politics are excessively focused on personalities, at the expense of serious discussion of the issues.

According to the Thornburgh report, the company's internal audit efforts largely failed, in part because the department with that responsibility was excessively focused on trying to identify operational inefficiencies rather than on financial auditing.

Dani Rodrik responds to Alan Blinder's stimulus wishlist by saying:[I]t illustrates how the best minds talking about stimulus are excessively focused on the domestic situation and not thinking enough about the international connection.

But there were recurring suggestions that men have built a world of work that is fundamentally unbalanced, excessively focused on money and power, dismissive of the body's need for renewal.

At the same time, another school of VNOS emerged, and it is defined in this study as the "post-modernist VNOS",1 which thoroughly denies the classic VNOS and excessively focuses on the subjective and uncertain aspects of science.

Many NGOs and health activists have already expressed concerns that donors are distorting India's health priorities by excessively focusing on HIV/AIDS [ 95].

As its president Akio Toyoda acknowledged in a speech to his own leaders: "Some executives just got too big headed and focused too excessively on profit".

Current guidelines for managing mixed-species stands are therefore excessively normative, focussing, for example, on selecting, tending, fostering and harvesting 100 crop trees per hectare (Schröpfer et al. 2009, Utschig et al. 2011).

In the past, central banks have focused excessively on inflation.