Sentence examples for focus taking on from inspiring English sources

You move through the morning with a calm, oblivious focus, taking on tasks — incidental ones — in the order they present themselves, which is to say no order at all.

In a call for a new approach, he asked for more to "focus on taking on the Tories – and for our debates to be focused on policy, not personality".

"A generational call to the future," seeking investment and focus on taking on the Chinese, the new competition, which has been raised entirely by tiger moms.

Pékerman has his mind focused on taking on Japan in Cuiabá on Tuesday, not Brazil in Fortaleza next week.

The result of the focus: Exteriorscapes took on the planting in one of the large beds; Ms. Litsey, with guidance from Ms. Haglund, took over the other one.

South Africa, who lost at Murrayfield in 2010, and Tonga would appear to offer the best route for Scotland but Denton prefers to focus on taking on the world champions.

It's a game that focuses on the toll war takes on civilians.

Hermes Focus has taken on the management of 40 U.K. firms in the four years since it launched.

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

All isoelectric focusing took place on a Protean IEF system (Bio-Rad).

However the focus on mitigation takes on a global focus, whereas the consequences of climate change have regional implications and thus adaptation solutions tend to be state-based.