Sentence examples for not enough focusing from inspiring English sources
Maybe they spent too much time worrying about the star receiver Steve Smith (10 catches, 84 yards, 1 touchdown reception) and not enough focusing on the Panthers' running game.
It takes transparency to achieve this objective, but too much transparency can sometimes get in the way of effective fund management activities — as VCs spend too much time keeping their LPs informed and not enough focusing on their investments.
The group's songs had punch, but not enough focus.
"This is all nuts and bolts," Ms. Jackson said, "but there was not enough focus on it last year".
"There has been much discussion about income inequality, but not enough focus on its corollary: debt inequality.
I thought it was underautomated, chaotic, not enough focus on safety". But he made that chaos disappear.
But many parents complained that there was not enough focus on the issue of equity and the district's fundamental problem — the scarcity of good schools.
Can we carry on with an organisation that has a multibillion pound budget but not enough focus on controlling spending and shutting down programmes that haven't worked?
But in spite of some chic-and-sharp touches, like a subtly designed cape coat and a blouse with a small collar and twin rows of buttons, there was not enough focus on the tailoring.
"There has been too much focus on restoring public confidence (in the industry) and not enough focus on stopping these serious animal welfare issues," Neal said, adding there was widespread support for banning the industry altogether.
Lacing his comments with apologies for being "impolite," Mr. Weprin said, "Too much focus is trying to get the right answers on tests and not enough focus on, in my opinion, on learning.
