Sentence examples for focusing steadily on from inspiring English sources

Focusing steadily on breathing and popping, I was surprised to suddenly feel sand under my flippers: I'd reached the bottom, 40 feet down.

In the reviewer's opinion, Bates says little about "the Darwinian hypothesis", focusing instead steadily on natural history, while making "very shrewd remarks" about human society and giving "most glowing" descriptions of tropical scenery.

In all instances of replacement, Darwin's focus was steadily on endemic taxa: he was interested in native South American groups of birds and mammals, simply to be sure that the patterns of replacement of births and deaths of species, as he put it in his essay February 1835 (Darwin 1835)—reflected real events occurring in South America.

This can be good or bad, of course, but most experts say more leeway is needed.For several years, the SEC and the London-based International Accounting Standards Board (IASB), which oversees the international rules, focused on steadily bringing the two sets of standards together.

Above all, Chinese leaders are focused on steadily steering the economy, the world's second-largest, as the country grapples with thorny problems like industrial overcapacity, rapid debt build-up, pernicious pollution and a more uncertain global trade climate with potentially rising protectionism in Trump's America.

I'm pretty focused on working steadily on my project so I don't need any constant checks on what I'm doing but what I do need is to submit work when I've done it and get quick feedback, which she's been good at, and over the next few months when I really get into the writing that's going to be the most important thing [STU7].

Haneke, by contrast, is unafraid of the lingering shot; of the camera that stays steadily focused on a door that has just closed or a building that has just been entered.

With growing black protests focusing attention on southern injustice, northern anger against the South was mounting steadily during the late 1950s.

Due to a steadily increasing number of studies focusing on sAD genetics, it has become increasingly difficult to decipher and interpret the huge amount of available results.

The popularity of another type of array-based study, focusing on single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) association studies, has steadily increased.

Instead of focusing on having more air, think about exhaling as steadily as possible to preserve your air.