Sentence examples for focus perhaps from inspiring English sources

THE BENEFIT OF FOCUS Perhaps not surprisingly, people who were happiest with their giving had focus.

His focus, perhaps unexpectedly, isn't on the 2008 crash and the great recession that followed.

A LACK OF FOCUS Perhaps worst of all, it's hard to keep the public engaged in something as complex, arcane and — frankly — as boring as financial regulation.

So instead of criticizing Amnesty for expanding its focus, perhaps you should expand yours.The root word for the name of your newspaper, oikonomos, means 'management of a household' in ancient Greek.

That cannot be right," said QPR's director of football, Les Ferdinand, last year and there certainly seems more of a focus – perhaps partly out of financial necessity – on youth now.

In March, The Wall Street Journal reported that Sebastian Holdings had acquired 2.5percentt of Vivendi's shares and said it intended to push management to narrow its focus, perhaps by selling assets.

I would say they're highly focused, perhaps more than we were.

After a long day of focusing, perhaps, this mirror is easy on the eyes.

By the time they called his name, he was two pitches into the game, too focused perhaps to notice.

Mr. de Blasio has made the Council and its budget one of his early focuses, perhaps hoping to reap potential political rewards.

Her work became less ambiguous, focusing perhaps more on the results of society's acceptance of stereotyped roles for women than upon the roles themselves.