Sentence examples for focus tended from inspiring English sources

"Dick's focus tended to be from the production backward to business," he said.

At Dortmund, Klopp's focus tended to be the ball carrier, surrounding him even if it meant some loss of structure.

"His focus tended to be on how ordinary issues affect everyday lives, and on how ordinary people would build a better society," he acknowledges.

(P10) Whilst the medical focus tended to move quickly onto the care of the surviving baby, mothers did generally feel that staff were sensitive to the particular nature of their loss.

In the other studies, which included patients with any combination of conditions, the focus tended to be on older patients and the interventions had multiple components, making comparison between studies and between intervention components difficult.

Their focus tends to be on robbery rather than seizing vessels.

Today, however, public focus tends to be on Ginsburg's age.

The focus tends to be on presentation and perception, not morality or vision.

The Tory focus tends to be on the small and the local.

Once the fans get to know each other, the focus tends to shift to the stories of their own lives.

"The media focus tends to focus on extremes of care, which [can be] demoralising for staff and frightening for patients and carers," he says.