Sentence examples for focus and completion from inspiring English sources

It elicits a freaky Pavlovian trance of focus and completion.

Comment on your child's focus and completion of work.

There are passages of acoustic guitar and stretches of resonant vibraphone bowing and clarinet; the sets don't seek monochromatic endurance as much as total focus and the completion of an assignment that they've devised for themselves, perhaps unconsciously: What is the strongest effect any instrument can have?

While it is implicit that training is ongoing and part of working, 6 hours a week of dedicated time must be set aside for more focussed teaching, research and completion of the portfolio.

Jim Mullen, Ladbrokes' chief executive, said: "The sale of these shops will clear the last significant hurdle to delivering on the merger with Coral and paves the way for our focus on completion and quickly delivering on the opportunities the merger offers".

Unable to provide much guidance because of uncertainty surrounding global markets, Emerson said it would remain focused on cash generation and completion of restructuring programs.

The Obama administration has focused on college affordability and completion, amping up the rhetoric that paints college attendance as a middle-class issue as Obama eased into campaign mode.

The U.N. organizations should indeed move beyond the low bar of focusing on access to school and completion of school, or achieving parity between boys and girls in those indicators, as the goals that should drive global efforts to foster development and peace.

While most fans concentrate on touchdowns, rushing yards and completion percentages, serious bettors focus on other data that historically has a greater impact on the outcome of games.

Specifically, through leadership focusing and rewarding the completion of goals and tasks over 'caring' activities, healthcare providers are pushed towards having 'tunnel vision' [ 89] for completing tasks that are clearly rewarded.

American postsecondary education -- both for-profit and not-for-profit, and at public and private institutions -- must be focused on increasing completion and providing affordable excellence for all of our students.