Sentence examples for more honing from inspiring English sources

Many local pharmacists spent years on their higher education and even more honing their relationships with clients.

Although the Esquire write-up of this exercise described O'Donnell as "a realpolitik liberal who has a finely honed intolerance for bullshit from either side," a little more honing would have been in order.

They have more intellectual knowledge, having spent more years honing their craft and getting to know their industry and their company.

Most of us spend more time honing our written resume than our invisible one.

Flip Saunders was in New York yesterday on a job-related mission, although he spent far more time honing his television career than pursuing his next coaching gig.

But after the release of debut single, Jenni, and a few months of gigging in 2011, they opted to retreat from the frontline to spend more time honing their craft.

In 2001 and beyond -- with most Wall Street firms feeling the pressure from a slowdown in trading and new stock offerings -- the survivors are expected to concentrate more on honing their strengths than on bulking up through the sort of acquisitions that transfixed Wall Street this year.

The CEOs of DNVBs obsess over creating the perfect Facebook ad featuring photogenic models, but they really need to spend more time honing their financial model in Excel.

"RNLI volunteers on the Welsh coast have proved their commitment to the charity by spending more time honing their skills to deal with the wide range of incidents they face when their pagers sound.

Having been sidelined (and missed the Olympics) this summer by a knee injury, Blake Griffin looked like he may have spent some more time honing his long-range shots as opposed to his signature dunks.

"My dad said I'd better learn to cast if I wanted to fish with him". So he became more determined, honing his skills so well that he has won first place in 202 of 203 fly-casting competitions--and earned his father's respect.