Sentence examples for focusing less from inspiring English sources

Today, companies and brokers are focusing less on toys and are offering something more straightforward: numbers.

The film departed from the usual formula, focusing less on musical numbers and more on comedy.

Focusing less on rhythm and harmony than the Fairfield Four, Mr. Freeman delivers slow, melting gospel blues.

And next to that trio, Mr. Bush has appeared more moderate by focusing less on issues like abortion and homosexuality.

General Kimmitt said the guerrillas seemed to be focusing less on military targets and more on civilians.

That means focusing less on administrative minutiae, and adding intellectual rigor to the often tedious board meetings.

To that end, Harvey said he was focusing less on the players and more on quirks, traditions and curiosities.

We should be focusing less on how distinctive a university is, what its 'USPs' [unique selling points] are, and more on what the purpose of a university is.

Daly agrees and believes American players must begin focusing less on flashy play and more on the basics to avoid losing ground.

Part of our success comes from taking an educational approach, focusing less on trying to change behaviour and more on increasing awareness and understanding.

Mr. McCarthy credited a variety of new measures for the reduction in crime, including focusing less on gangs and more on areas known for narcotics sales.