Sentence examples for focusing their time from inspiring English sources

The White House communications director, Dan Pfeiffer, said Mr. Boehner's colleagues "have made the strategic choice to score political points by focusing their time and attention on a botched 2009 law enforcement operation rather than on jobs and the economy".

Lawsuits, in all but the rarest cases, are a no-win situation for business owners who would be much better off focusing their time and money on the business instead of on litigation.

Her statement said, in part: "Maryland's marijuana laws have ruined lives, been enforced with racial bias and keep law enforcement from focusing their time and resources on more violent crime.

I work in an industry obsessed with money and we have some of the smartest members of our generation focusing their time on how to get people to click on an ad instead of working to improve the world.

I acknowledge the appeal of the argument that people should be focusing their time and energy on threats directly affecting proportionally more people (the Muslim ban, the new régime's early assaults on the structural and legal underpinnings of our democracy, etc).

According to the head of their HIV program, Dr. Kevin De Cock (more like Kevin "Dumb Jock" if you ask us), instead of scaring the shit out of straight middle-class high school students whose chances of being in the same room as the virus are about 2,000 to 1, AIDS activists should be focusing their time and money on the people who are actually at risk for transmission.

The device allowed advertisers, however, to focus their time purchases more specifically on their demographic needs.

Several candidates — including Senators Barack Obama, Hillary Rodham Clinton and John McCain — focused their time on the delegate-rich Northeast.

They will have to wear trousers, declares the head, "which will enable my staff to focus their time and effort on providing pupils with the best education possible".

Much of the independent groups' money will go to expensive television advertising, freeing the Republican National Committee and other party groups to focus their time and money on their traditional strength, voter turnout.

Goforthe2 responds to reports that English GCSEs have been marked down: There are students at my school who achieved the marks for a C but had no realistic chance of gaining a B so focused their time on other subjects.