Sentence examples for make them focusing from inspiring English sources

Sure, there are changes I want to make, but if I lovingly make them focusing on what's good and possible with love, then by the love and grace of God I will be the best I can be.

"It will make them focus too much on making money.

"I think New Jersey not getting the exceptions will make them focus on Kendall in this next week," Tellem said.

Which in turn meant he was a target for bullies; learning magic was a way to make them focus on something other than throwing him in bins.

They provide a deterrent effect to the half-hearted job seeker, and a kick up the backside to the lazy and feckless to make them "focus and get on", the DWP insists.

He even cleared his office walls of pictures of his one-time heroine Mrs. Thatcher to stop colleagues from mooning over the party's triumphal past and make them focus on the possibilities of a future under him.

The proposed model is expected to give Aircraft Maintenance Organization a better understanding on human error and make them focus their improvement on human factor more so that the rate of accidents and serious incidents in Indonesia can be reduced significantly.

With regard to prioritisation criteria it can therefore be hypothesised that the surgeons' primary role of restoring the patient's physical function will make them focus relatively more on these medical aspects.

Focus group participants were particularly vocal regarding the benefits of the KS in helping lecturers to focus on the key learning objectives, for example " if they had to incorporate the KeePad into that [the lecture] it might make them focus on actually they need to know this".

However, the interviewees did not agree with each other on whether patients were assumed to pay attention to the costs of healthcare providers (Box 3) and whether patients' cost awareness was heightened partly in order to make them focus on the costs of providers when choosing between them (Box 6).

Whilst previous concerns have been raised about violations of privacy via telehealth and telecare interventions, the respondents in this study seemed to be less concerned with privacy, than with the psychological effects of monitoring that might make them focus on or become over anxious about their health.