Sentence examples for his continued focus from inspiring English sources

As part of his continued focus on education, President Obama has presented an agenda that will ensure that America's students and workers receive the education and training needed for the jobs of today and tomorrow.

His continued focus on the media landscape and language unfolds through series such as On Translation, Media Architecture Installations, or Political Advertisement, which Muntadas has revisited and recreated throughout his career, each time shifting the content and context of the work.

Anschutz's higher ranking presumably reflects his continued focus on making money and his willingness to change with the times.

Before the tech stock bubble burst in 2000, O'Shaughnessy had been taking some big hits in the media because of his continued focus on non-tech stocks.

Laurence Taylor, global equity portfolio specialist at T. Rowe Price, says that "stepping back a year, trimming U.S. positions and adding to Europe, emerging markets and Japan had a good fundamental basis". But a year after, with his continued focus on a growth strategy, "we have found ourselves moving in the opposite direction, buying U.S. stocks at the expense of Europe, especially," he says.

He's earned the trust of his readers through continued focus on his sobriety and respect for his audience, and understands that maintaining that trust is a requirement for employment.

— Michelle Obama, in keeping with her continued focus on the families of wounded veterans, spent Wednesday afternoon at the new U.S.O.

His continued research focus is to work on raising ducks for laying and breeding with particular attention to ducks' effect on soil and forage quality.

In the brief exchange with reporters in South Carolina, Mr. Romney responded to a question about his taxes by expressing disappointment about the continued focus on his own financial situation.

Last month, Mr. Romney said the continued focus on his personal tax returns by his Democratic opponents and the news media was "small-minded" in light of the economic problems that the country faces.

Mitt Romney said on Thursday that he had not paid less than 13 percent of his income in taxes during the past decade, but he called the continued focus on his personal tax returns "small-minded" in the face of the nation's problems.