Sentence examples for lost its focus from inspiring English sources

But somewhere along the line, maybe in being too ambitious, it lost its focus.

The second question, more complex, is, has it lost its focus on performance art, or more precisely on "visual art performance"?

Several participants last year grumbled that it had lost its focus and become too much of a media circus.

In one of the more revealing exchanges, he said the system at the time had lost its focus as it juggled the task of merging organisations.

As for Gap, the retailer has "sort of lost its story and lost its focus on what made it different and special," Mr. Seifert said, and a turnaround is "a big challenge" because "this is a ruthless category to compete in; consumers are demanding on pricing, variety".

The leadership of the NHS lost its focus.

But in making this point it loses its focus, with the result that it's hard to follow the individual lives, and the first half becomes little more than a diverting parade of toilet jokes.

It loses its focus in the final third; there's a false ending, and a song about the online-opinion surfeit that doesn't quite fit.

But United's veteran manager, Alex Ferguson, had said revenge is not the right word, that if a team goes onto the field with that in mind it loses its focus and its purpose.

It's readable and informative, with excellently chosen illustrations, but it loses its focus somewhat when Warren becomes fascinated by Thomas Coram, who established the Foundling Hospital, and ropes in Hogarth and Handel along the way, none of whom, needless to say, Dickens knew.

Schwab has been criticised for losing its focus after it revolutionised the discount-broking business.