Sentence examples for far less focus from inspiring English sources
Far less focus has been placed on the practical positive steps that can be taken at community level.
While there is discussion over the underachievement of ethnic minority pupils, there is far less focus on the system in which it exists.
Apple's Siri digital personal assistant works in much the same way, although it has far less focus on serendipitous information and more on providing answers to questions.
"As well as the increased rigour, there will be far less focus on the teaching of abstract concepts and processes in history," he added.
"If Bush were doing well and had a continuing ability to get things done and command the national stage, I think there would be far less focus on the campaign," said Robert Dallek, a presidential historian.
"In looking at the object closely, it is clearly in far less focus than the other items outside.
Trump has been far less focused on America's northern border and the people who may come across it.
Arajuno residents, though far less focused on tight genealogies and ancestor worship than Shicang dwellers, nonetheless developed a strong sense of kin-based community and self-identity grounded in spirit-based links to place and family.
At the Chicago church, residents said they had formed a group in the past week in support of Mr. Burris's appointment, a group that seemed far less focused on Mr. Blagojevich than on the need for a black leader in the Senate.
France will have too much firepower for Samoa but the relatively little preparation time afforded to them – their arrangement is far less focused on the national side than the RFU's EPS agreement with the Premiership – means they must not only win but get up to speed to face Australia and New Zealand later in the autumn.
On July 26, Reza Aslan was looking forward to a big interview — an appearance on HBO's "Real Time With Bill Maher". Aslan — who can be a charming, energetic and engaging interview subject — was far less focused on another part of his schedule, a much more low-profile sit-down with FoxNews.com.
