Sentence examples for focused in terms from inspiring English sources

All the guys have been really focused in terms of wanting to make sure we're not just passengers".

Yes, eventually, I kick myself for not being focused in terms of not getting some fouls, even though some of them could go either way.

The effect is something like an art fair, but more focused in terms of material and more geographically spread out at sites better appointed, more spacious and vastly more architecturally interesting than the average art fair booth.

"I think Governor Paterson is probably a nice man, but I don't think he's very focused in terms of where he wants to go and what he wants to do," said Michael Long, the chairman of the state's Conservative Party, which recently made waves by inviting Mr. Cuomo to speak at its convention.

The fund is very focused in terms of thesis and size.

Jovin's own summary of her management approach: "I'm very focused in terms of setting goals, but hands-off in how people execute".

First of all, the programme is more focused in political terms.

The sale will transform the company into an oil explorer almost exclusively focused in the short term on Greenland.

For all the talk of an eventual permanent team in London NFL executives are focused in the short term on proving individual points of principle.

Options traders, despite the rally in SAIC shares, focused in on longer-term put options.

That's where our energies will be focused in the long-term".