Sentence examples for remarkably focused on from inspiring English sources

No fan of Russia's state-owned companies, Mr. Aslund notes that they, too, "are remarkably focused on their stock prices".

Since the moment he dropped out of Harvard University, Mark Zuckerberg has stayed remarkably focused on two things: Facebook, and being the boss of Facebook.

From the moment he dropped out of Harvard, Mark Zuckerberg has remained remarkably focused on Facebook — and on arranging the ownership of the company to give himself extraordinary power to control it, reports Somini Sengupta in The New York Times on Friday.

I recently sat down to tea with Monsieur Leroux, and was pleased to find the artist affable, remarkably focused on the intentions of his work -- and a science fiction fan! (Christophe's English is better than my French, and Ms. Sonce Alexander joined us to bridge any linguistic couloirs).

"But we've seen such unusual stability in the poll numbers so far this year, and we do know that people are remarkably more focused on the race this year than they have been in previous elections.

From "The Tracks of Chief de Soto," an account of the 16th-century Spanish explorer's exploitation of an American Indian village, to the title story, in which, after witnessing a plane crash, a highway construction worker loots money from the victims' bodies, Morgan's writing is remarkably consistent, focused on the fine line between desire and need.

Bright, lively and open, she is also remarkably focused.

Speaking within minutes of each other in a small hotel in Nashua, the two heavyweights seen as closest to the party mainstream sought to shake off differing reputations that may hold back their anticipated declaration as candidates with remarkably similar speeches focused on their personality and records as state governors.

He's not a complete monomaniac about books on magic, but within that field he is remarkably focussed.

These were remarkably concentrated, focusing on the bare bones: choice of tempo, precision of ensemble (which came very naturally to them) and timing of entries.

Remarkably, ICU staff mainly focused on cases in which relatives refused donation, despite their beloved one having been registered as a donor.