Sentence examples for focus effectively from inspiring English sources

It is unrealistic to expect the NHS to be able to focus effectively on these issues and yet, in many places, local government is not fulfilling its role.

Most of UKFC's functions were moved to the BFI, making it difficult for the latter to focus effectively on its historical remits of archiving, education, publishing and exhibition.

This lack of focus effectively diffuses the pleasure of watching veteran actors jostle for attention: there's more humor in any one of Mr. Torn's expressions than in the painful, shiver-me-timbers dialogue.

Prices of oil, iron ore and soya have plunged, China is slowing down and Brazil's policymakers are too absorbed in political battles and bribery investigations to focus effectively on the countermeasures.

Mr. Schulman, who said he had seen increasing interest in such technology among clients, said that companies in the past "haven't been able to focus effectively enough on the core things that drive their business -- revenues and costs -- because they haven't had the visibility these cockpits provide.

Its report accuses schools and the government of failing to focus effectively on the subject.

He said that the language of the legislation, which he supported, "had the right effect" and that the "Egyptians have focused effectively" on the tunnels issue.

George W. Bush has focused effectively on the need for an international alliance against terrorism.

Finally, this partnership has enabled the Ikea foundation's significant investment into the project to be focused effectively.

Le Monde focused effectively on the parts the French president left out in detouring around the Europeans' role in the euro's failings.

The way Broad sees it, the big problem in education is that principals and administrators typically former teachers with scant business training are overwhelmed trying to run their organizations and aren't focusing effectively on education and academic achievement.