Sentence examples for marks focused from inspiring English sources

For much of the latter half of his career, Mr. Marks focused on developing alternative and low-cost energy sources.

Ben Gordon, Brandon Knight, and Tayshaun Prince have all been very accurate from the perimeter this season, but the Pistons haven't quite figured out how to best use their — and Daye's, based on his nonslump shooting marks – focused long-range strengths to the team's advantage.

"I thought Mark focused on something that is very meaningful to people," Ms. Levine said, "particularly people who live in affluent parts of society, who really do want to keep things as they are.

Proctor and Marks (2013) focused on United States based exemplar primary and secondary teachers' perceptions, use of and access to computer-based games and technology for classroom instruction, while Watson, Yang, and Ruggiero (2012) explored United States teachers' perceptions of barriers to using video games for instruction.

We performed a randomised, single-blinded, controlled, first in man, post Conformité Européenne (EC) certification and CE marking study, focused on Bactiguard® coated ETTs (BIP ETT).

It is shown that while Samoan appears to use syntax to mark focus, focus marking in Samoan actually fits well within the generalisation that focus must be maximally prosodically prominent.

Sylvia Longmire misses the mark in focusing on how legalizing marijuana won't put drug cartels completely out of business ("Legalization Won't Kill the Cartels," Op-Ed, June 19).

But the governor, whose tenure has been marked by focusing on one or two big battles at a time, has stayed on the sidelines for much of this one.

RG: We think current webmail misses the mark by focusing on low value ads across all message.

Too often it misses the mark, either focusing too closely on specifics and missing the bigger picture or falling back on general and essentially meaningless statements about responsible corporate citizenship.

The other big contenders like Foursquare and Facebook Nearby friends missed the mark by focusing on where we are, not what we want to do and who to do it with.