Sentence examples for set up focus from inspiring English sources

O2 set up focus groups to imagine how users might communicate with pictures.

Lawrence Hendrickson, an advanced service technician at Cablevision, said he had since tried to set up focus groups at work to allow Cablevision employees to express their concerns and grievances with management.

"I think it was a good start, because it has generated this idea to interview us, set up focus groups, talk among ourselves about how to do an activity together, but this is a gateway to something that I think should grow over time, in its complexity, length and thoroughness, that is, by being more demanding on ourselves, to improve university teaching" (Interview Teacher 2).

It was decided to set up focus groups for these two different specialties.

Delays in setting up the care home networks across all four local research networks in the regions, and the protracted research governance process seeking permissions in order to conduct interviews with care home managers, meant that it was not possible to set up focus groups with residents and their families, as originally planned.

Common requests included having smaller workshops set up, focussing specifically on morning session topics of grant writing and publishing.

Colleagues from other NGOs have told stories about setting up focus groups to determine family planning needs, where refugees have interjected and asked to discuss food and jobs instead.

There are many sources of advice on the practicalities of setting up focus groups [ 4, 5].

A qualitative study was undertaken, which involved setting up focus group discussions with a cross-section of Luton's South Asian populations in order to assess knowledge of and attitudes towards cancer.

Companies pay $2,000 to $6,500 to have the Livingstons set up and moderate focus groups for them, and the couple organize about 350 groups a year.

"We've got to get those guys down the floor before the defense can set up, because once they set up they're focused on taking the ball out of those guys' hands".