Sentence examples for focused on calling from inspiring English sources
Mr. Rajaratnam's defense has been focused on calling into question the credibility of the government's main witness in the case, Roomy Khan, who has confessed to passing inside information to Mr. Rajaratnam and others traders.
McDonnell also said Hammond's failure to acknowledge the problems with UC amounted to "callous complacency", but he focused on calling for it not to be extended rather than abolished in his Sunday interviews.
So focused on calling individual quarterly reports and in seeing whether companies "meet or beat" and raise estimates to surpass "whisper numbers," investors miss the trend.
According to the BBC, Samsung's arguments on Thursday focused on calling into question the jury's calculations when it determined the amount of damages.
"When women were most proactive in making their achievements visible they advanced further…were more satisfied with their careers, and had greater compensation growth than women who were less focused on calling attention to their successes," reads the report.
A.B. Mendez, a portfolio manager at Frost Investment Advisors, says he's less focused on calling a plateau in traffic and more concentrated on getting value out of something that has become unloved by the market.
It will also focus on calling wavering Senators, asking them to commit to supporting students -- not bankers.
The first difficulty we focus on, called selection in the economics literature and homophily elsewhere, creates correlations in health outcomes because individuals in good (or bad) health tend to associate with other individuals in good (or bad) health.
While some women have been active in street protests, they have mostly focused on calls for broader economic and political changes.
Gandhi's beloved rural poor figure only intermittently in the consciousness of a country now focused on call centers, software entrepreneurs and movie stars.
Critics in Congress have focused on calls that the agencies received from Wall Street bankers, who were worried that a downgrade would jeopardize their loans to Enron.
