Sentence examples for mistakenly focused from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the communications industry has mistakenly focused on innovative methods of content delivery, while totally ignoring innovative content.

Mr Dacic said the intelligence agencies and police mistakenly focused on Mr Mladic's support network which since then had crumbled away.

Advances in this area may be very useful for progressing in the definition and adoption of principles of care for older patients in EDs, following the lead of paediatrics [ 30], avoiding efforts for the prevention of readmission mistakenly focused exclusively on specific diseases [ 37].

Parents are outraged when staff members mistakenly focus on the role or characteristics of the bullied child.

But campaigners say the conference mistakenly focuses on how to improve large-scale land deals rather than on helping local communities to secure or retain access to their land.

(Endearingly, he doesn't blanch at such fears, declaring: "I'm a man, and every man wants to be number one").Stephen Givens, a Tokyo-based M&A consultant, says Mr Son is overpaying for a company with a weak position in a duopolistic market, mistakenly focusing on acquiring mobile networks whose value can quickly disappear.

In the same way that former Senator Bob Dole was knocked off stride four years ago by mistakenly focusing on the challenge from Senator Phil Gramm, Bush advisers were preoccupied for more than a year with Mr. Forbes and his hefty war chest, and never seemed worried about Mr. McCain.

Regulators and others mistakenly focus on maintaining market liquidity, he noted, citing John Maynard Keynes: "There is no such thing as liquidity of investment for the community as a whole.

Parents mistakenly focus too much on specific grades rather than trigger points.

Second, in re-framing the global discussion about NCDs, which often mistakenly focuses on 'blaming the individual' for unhealthy choices, the UN Resolution emphasises the underlying social and environmental drivers of NCDs, and their implications for poverty.

The search focused (mistakenly, as it turned out) on a white van seen speeding away from a crime scene.