Sentence examples for more focus around from inspiring English sources

The bike share should be innovative with Klein heading the program, with more focus around residents and commuters rather than tourists as the existing B-Roll has proved to be.

"They are really, really making a huge effort across the company to put more focus around casting women and putting women in positions of responsibility, with directing and various other positions inside, different lines of business in the company," Kennedy says.

Having attended his first Tu B'Shvat seder in 1986, Savage has seen more and more focus around the holiday in every year since then, in no small part thanks to Hazon's own work, providing education and resources to Jewish communities around the country.

Currently, my projects have slowly become broader and more focused around protein chemistry.

"Nowadays it is much more focused around the job and what the team is aiming to achieve.

The dot-org focus led the focus group members to perceive TIAA-CREF as "more focused around their needs," he added, and "unique versus the competition".

She has three books lined up: two collections of short stories - one "a greenhouse of seedling ideas"; the other more focused around a particular subject.

This alone will ensure that our marketing will be more focused around FSB-linked events, adding better efficiencies in marketing spend and tracking.

"In the UK, the university experience is now much more focused around self-directed learning and students' ability to do research under their own steam," Rowlands says.

But it does mean that the way you approach the curriculum has to be much more focused around that kind of inquiry than simply reading the chapter and answering the questions at the end of the book.

But since it exists and no one is brave enough to say it should be wound up, they should have said at this summit that it could improve its act: become more focused around a small number of key priorities; stop pretending to be a developmental agency when others do things better and on a larger scale; be more proactive in conflict resolution.