Sentence examples for focus acutely from inspiring English sources

The moment you were forced to focus — acutely, terrifyingly — on your child's mortality.

"Spread the wealth around: We will focus acutely on that," said Steve Schmidt, Mr. McCain's chief strategist.

"Spread the wealth around: We will focus acutely on that," McCain strategist Steve Schmidt told the New York Times last week.

"The governor's going to focus acutely on jobs and the economy and what he can do to create a better more prosperous future for the American public," Mr. Madden told reporters.

As his top aides meet to plan their first moves of the new year with a new Congress — focusing acutely on his State of the Union address — Mr. Bush seems to be hemmed in from both sides.

has begun focusing acutely on the speaking fees she received from Wall Street firms during her time out of government.

"Our focus is acutely on the individuals who have been approved for transfer," he said.

Had Mr. Huckabee entered the race, he would have been filling a perceptible void in the Republican field by becoming the presumed candidate of evangelicals, whose social issues have been largely swept aside as both parties focus most acutely on the economy and government spending.

While NoshList had some early success, the folks at Firespotter began to focus more acutely on the problem of communications and collaboration, which led to the launch of UberConference.

Had "The Look of Love" focused more acutely on the father-daughter relationship or explored Mr. Raymond's relationships with his two sons, only one of whom appears briefly, it might have amounted to something more substantial than a keenly observed period piece that keeps a celebrity journalist's distance from its subject.

Under the typical time pressures many clinicians face, greater attention is understandably focussed on acutely ill patients.