Sentence examples for quite focussed on from inspiring English sources

"They are properly quite focussed on the nuts and bolts of getting rules out to the world, getting licenses issued, getting stores up, getting stuff into stores," he said.

Instead, Mr Blomkamp's ramshackle film doesn't quite focus on anything, but blunders around from one gory shoot-out to the next without stopping to say anything coherent about robotics, law enforcement, South Africa or anything else.

"We were quite focused on the game".

"If anything, he was quite focused on the pain the country was suffering," Mr. Sachs said.

"The car is already completely engineered, and we're quite focused on two or three suppliers.

"Later on, I discovered that the information ministry officials had been quite focused on me.

The new citizenship curriculum that Michael Gove introduced in September is now quite focused on the role of democracy within Britain.

"This Budget is quite focused on people who would vote for the Conservatives – middle-aged people and the elderly; it's not really focused on young people.

I think that while she was in Berlin, she was quite focused on her work, spending time with her son and going to yoga.

"It's a thing we watch and it's key to keep an eye on the leverage and we've been quite focused on that".

"But aging baby boomers may be the second-biggest thing, and I don't know that the world has really quite focused on that yet".