Sentence examples for quick to focus on from inspiring English sources

Some business groups were quick to focus on the upfront costs.

But he still seems hardwired to be outspoken and remains quick to focus on figure skating's hidden agendas.

Tonight, former air accident investigators were quick to focus on that time window, with the aircraft's angle of attack sensors among the main areas of attention.

Seemingly anxious to shift attention away from the country's domestic woes, Maduro's government was quick to focus on border-related disputes with neighbours Guyana and Colombia.

British-born Ryder said governments had been too quick to focus on headline figures that flattered the state of labour markets since the global financial crisis.

When I mention how many gay pupils (55 per cent) are still bullied, 99 per cent of whom hear the word gay used as a pejorative, he seems quick to focus on the positives.

Vickers's research, conducted on goalies outfitted with electronic eye trackers, showed that the best ones are quicker to focus on the shooter's stick.

When two companies issue a news release about a big merger, we here at DealBook are quick to focus our attention on the bottom two paragraphs of an announcement.

CNN and other television networks were quick to focus their cameras on the disaster, enabling untold numbers of viewers to witness the second jetliner as it banked into the south tower 18 minutes later, blowing a cloud of flame and debris out the other side.

Second, because of the mirrorless Micro Four-Thirds design, these cameras aren't as quick to focus as a real S.L.R. Depending on the zoom level and the lighting, the Olympus, in particular, sometimes struggles to focus; you can see it "hunting," adjust the lens in and out as it tries to figure out what's going on.

There's nothing that's perfect, but to be quick and to focus on the areas we've mentioned, to give money to consumers there's plenty of evidence you give money to people quickly, they're going to spend it, and they're going to spend a reasonable percentage of that.