Sentence examples for running focus from inspiring English sources

Naral is running focus groups with these "millennials" to better learn how they think.

With that in mind she spent the month of March researching the community; talking to local organizations and running focus groups.

Shreve's spent about eight months running focus groups and conducting market research before introducing its first gay-oriented campaign, for commitment rings, in 2002.

Instead of running focus groups and spinning theories, he says, marketers could learn more by administering scientifically calibrated tests of intelligence and personality traits.

Bain has been a prolific and talented local runner, but now, with three young kids and at age 41, his annual running focus is Boston.

Over the last year I have been running focus groups for various parts of the Labour movement with warehouse pickers, scaffolders, care workers and check-out assistants.

All had some previous experience of facilitation, ranging from running focus-group discussions through to group-facilitation.

Marketers are even turning to Facebook to run focus groups.

Kristen Soltis Anderson, a 28-year-old G.O.P. pollster, ran focus groups that sounded fascinating.

Joe Brancatelli, the site's publisher, raised a skeptical brow: "American executives run focus groups on blankets?

Organizations that run focus groups to help nominees shape their messages could continue that shadowy practice.