Sentence examples for focus too strongly from inspiring English sources
Senior officers are said to be concerned that the current anti-terrorist advertising campaigns focus too strongly on 'IRA-style' threats and the notion of young Muslim men being radicalised in mosques and extremist bookshops.
Furthermore, other studies have found that emphasizing the physical aspects of a manipulative can make students focus too strongly on the manipulative itself, distracting students from learning the abstract concept it is meant to represent (see Uttal, O'Doherty, Newland, Hand, & DeLoache, 2009).
[GP # 7] We have experienced becoming prone to focus too strongly on data.
Those GPs described their efforts to give priority to both kinds of quality and to maintain a balance: We have experienced becoming prone to focus too strongly on data.
It focuses too strongly on the role of this single nutrient, when obesity is caused by excess calories from any nutrient.
Some critics have complained that he distorts the music by pushing tempos and contrasts to extremes and focusing too strongly on details.
Mr. Lozzi told The Reporter the movie focused too strongly on Mr. Spector's defense, which argued that Ms. Clarkson had in fact killed herself.
F1: Life on the Limit in contrast is an interesting rendition of the sport's story but one that focuses too strongly on the sport's various terrible accidents and deaths.
The 20% sugar reduction in foods such as yoghurts and desserts, he said, "focuses too strongly on the role of this single nutrient, when obesity is caused by excess calories from any nutrient".
Lenses made of homogeneous material (e.g., glass or dry protein) suffer from a defect known as spherical aberration, in which peripheral rays are focused too strongly, resulting in a poor image.
There are concerns in the Tory party that a campaign that focuses too strongly on unflattering and unstatesmanlike images of Ed Miliband and his team could backfire, and give the Labour leader in particular the status of a maligned underdog in the campaign.
