Sentence examples similar to focused dealing from inspiring English sources

If Boston acquires shortstop Alex Rodriguez from Texas for Manny Ramirez in what would be a huge, financially focused deal, there has been speculation Boston would send shortstop Nomar Garciaparra to the Angels for Washburn and infielder Adam Kennedy.

It often switches focus, dealing better with the "times" of Gypsy Rose Lee (as mentioned in its subtitle) than with the actual life.

He rode out the subsequent slump by staying on focus dealing star artists, often as discreet intermediary between owner and buyer in what's called "the secondary market" (the private resale of pre-owned artworks without publicity).

'They focused on dealing with the problems the banks had, rather than dealing with the housing market.

AOL Time Warner, for instance, has said it has been more focused on dealing with the attacks' aftermath than on pursuing outside deals.

No other philosophy is as focused on dealing with the needs of real people.

Instead of introducing new programmes, Mr Brown has focused on dealing with the state's long-term debts.

"Our efforts will be focused on dealing with claims quickly and helping people and businesses recover," Lloyd's said.

The talks focused on dealing with the past, parades and flags.

In terms of mitigations, policy options focused on dealing with a flooding or other coastal-zone environmental crisis are needed.

A multiple stakeholder approach implies a problem-oriented perspective because the professionals' daily work is focused on dealing with issues and problems related to CEE migration.