Sentence examples for focus is taking from inspiring English sources

"My unwavering focus is taking this country through the challenging economic circumstances we face," he said.

"Our primary focus is taking control of a company," Mr. Sorrell said, but he added that the company was open to taking smaller stakes.

"Right now our focus is taking care of people who got flooded out of company housing and figuring out the extent of the losses in the building," Mr. Stettler said.

While there are other units that deal with gun trafficking, the Firearms Investigation Unit is the only group whose sole focus is taking guns directly off the streets, said Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly.

The letters are surfacing at a time when criticism of the administration's West Side focus is taking on a new resonance: critics say that it led the Bloomberg team to lose sight of problems at ground zero that have led to a decision to redesign its iconic central building, the Freedom Tower.

But Roberts reveals his primary focus is taking his first steps back on the rugby field at Rodney Parade.

"The focus is taken away from rugby.

2. EMPATHY: Servers are expected to take care of people whether they're in a good mood or not, and often times a grumpy morning will be forgotten when the focus is taken off of what's not fair about life and dedicated to helping someone have a muffin and a cup of tea.

In this study, a narrower focus is taken on the late ripening stages where many berry flavors are known to develop in the skin.

From this perspective, the WHO recommendation from 2012 where focus is taken away from UM, is highly interesting in relation to our finding that midwives in Ghana report lack of time as the greatest obstacle to succeed in providing the AMTSL procedure.

The following correction was published on 9 October 2011: Not all figures quoted in "Cameron's patronising manner is adding to our disillusionment" (In Focus) were taken, as suggested, from an Ipsos MORI analysis.