Sentence examples for focusing too much time from inspiring English sources
This is one of the most frequent mistakes I've seen sales leaders make — focusing too much time on closing opportunities.
The best thing to do is think of other avenues and really explore what's next, instead of focusing too much time on the sadness.
In adapting a trilogy of Marcel Pagnol movies from the 1930s, Behrman and Logan did a fair amount of condensing, resulting in an incident-packed story that sometimes seems to focus too much time on the wrong couple.
Initially, I focused too much time and energy on choosing the right stocks and getting the highest return possible on investments.
Don't focus too much time into making the sauce because otherwise you will have a great sauce but cold steak.
And I get particularly frustrated because I think successful African-Americans focus too much time and attention on achieving more success and wealth at the upper ranks.
Take the time to establish an overview without focusing too much on being tactical or strategic.
Don't focus too much on the time.
"The press focuses too much on prime-time performance," she says, and it needs to look at the network from sign-on to sign-off.
By contrast, performance suffered at firms that moved fast all the time, focused too much on maximizing efficiency, stuck to tested methods, didn't foster employee collaboration, and weren't overly concerned about alignment.
