Sentence examples for focused less than from inspiring English sources

Thus, higher-risk men focused less than their peers on women's momentary affect when judging how sexually interested women feel "right now".

The concept is to focus less than recruiters might on traditional talent markers — a degree from M.I.T., a previous job at Google, a recommendation from a friend or colleague — and more on simple notions: How well does the person perform?

This week, McDonald's new CEO Steve Esterbrook announced plans for a major corporate restructuring that he said would focus less than before on targeting so-called Millennial consumers.

The inward-looking Suffolk community that dominates the earlier work is at the centre of Herring, too - still riven with hypocrisy and intolerance, though focused less murderously than before.

My hunch would be, as Lammy's article suggests, that Oxbridge and other Russell Group elite universities do quite well in the drive to greater diversity if attention is focused less narrowly than the "British black Caribbean".

Trading Thursday seemed focused less on macoreconomics than on the rebound in confidence in battered financials after better than expected bank earnings spurred a rally on Wall Street.

Today the armory is used for National Guard training sessions, held one weekend a month and focused less on war than on disasters like floods.

Dyche focused less on the emotion than the figures.

Mr. Ivanov, echoing pointed remarks by Mr. Putin last week, focused less on the rebels than on actions by Russian commanders.

Mr. Collison said the time horizon for Atlas is focused less on Day 1 than on Day 1,000.

But yesterday he focused less on policy changes than on what he deemed to be unfair criticism of the police.