Sentence examples for obliged to focus from inspiring English sources

Shame on you!" Now it seems that Iranians feel obliged to focus not on internal reform but on the United States.

That may advance the day when all three firms are obliged to focus on profits, making the relative value of humble local managers versus masters of the universe clearer.

Initially, Hamilton responded, but he began to sense a problem on his car – the team described it as "suspect performance" from the rear wing – and was obliged to focus more on that towards the end as the gap suddenly began shrinking.

By then, Masoro had been obliged to focus on a new aging process--his own.

During the worldwide crisis, companies and their workers might feel obliged to only focus on activities that are obviously and directly contributing to the productivity at the worksites, and not on prevention programs.

John Sinno of Arab Film Distribution said that to stay in business, the company was obliged to continue focusing on the institutional market.

The English theatre scene is "shrivelling", according to research, with two-thirds of venues cancelling productions, half producing fewer new plays and commissioning fewer writers, and the same proportion obliged to insist playwrights focus on smaller cast sizes.

After Britain disbanded its naval base in Malta in the wake of geopolitical changes and advances in military technology, the country was obliged to shift the focus of its economic activity.

Here, we focus on residents obliged to relocate from neighbourhoods being demolished.

The station is obliged to have advertising everywhere, which means you focus your attention on this, not on the building.

The young man who in quieter days had kicked his own tripod as he made an exposure, inducing a romantic shudder in the focus, was now obliged to reverse the process, and aim for "clear pictures from a vibrating, speeding airplane ten to twenty thousand feet in the air".