Sentence examples for focused ever from inspiring English sources

While Mr Assad's attention focused ever more narrowly on the peace process, internal policy began to drift.

"We've been focused ever since we came into government on making sure that the public service is as efficient, as effective and as well-targeted as possible".

There have been successes here and there ("Superbad" in 2007), but studios, focused ever more intently on big-budget sequels, animation and superhero movies, have largely ceded angst-filled teenage storytelling to television, where shows like "Gossip Girl" have become cultural forces.

For their ambitions focus ever more on moving upmarket.

If the east is where the money is, then that is where those who run golf will have to focus ever increasing amounts of attention and energy.

In the months since this case broke, the Chinese press has largely ignored the corruption allegations — the reports of overseas account, and bribes, and luxuries — and focussed ever more narrowly on the murder and the wife.

Western troops across the region, particularly NATO forces in Afghanistan and the various partnership agreements they have with local countries, should focus ever more on protecting the extractive and infrastructure projects that China is willing to finance.

"This shows the huge stakes in achieving the goals of the SDGs and we believe that to achieve the most results, most efficiently, we have to focus ever more on the most disadvantaged children".

Instead, we focus ever more closely on the interpersonal dynamics within the central group as they make their suspicious way through a landscape overgrown by triffid-like vegetation, the mycelium stage of the fungus's evolution.

Over the next several months, inspections will focus ever more closely on follow-up of specific concerns, as we continue to conduct visits to sites and interviews with key Iraqi personnel.

In the months since this case broke, the Chinese press has largely ignored the corruption allegations the reports of overseas account, and bribes, and luxuries and focussed ever more narrowly on the murder and the wife.