Sentence examples for still not focusing from inspiring English sources

But Marco Valli, the chief euro zone economist at the Italian bank UniCredit, said European officials were still not focusing clearly enough on solving the problems immediately at hand.

It is also a pity that, after 10 years, these annual festival weekends have still not focused on the music of a living composer.

While he is encouraged to see four well-known Democrats in the race, Mr. Seddio said he believed the candidates were still not focused enough on the problems of places like Canarsie.

Western Governments are still generally not focused enough on the benefits of online business in a broader economic sense, so unless there is some serious lobbying, or more understanding leadership, our industry will likely be forgotten in the clamor for mineral, industrial and agricultural trade.

Despite some recognition of the problem, most major initiatives and organizations thinking about business as a social engine still do not focus on this enough.

Business information solutions have greatly improved but still do not focus adequately on results and are not easily aligned with donor reporting requirements.

That doesn't change the fact, however, that Republicans and GOP-aligned groups still aren't focusing on the tax bill to make the case to voters ahead of the November midterms.

"Terrorists would look at this and think, 'Geez, if this one node in the electrical system can take down the whole system, then there must be others.' " He said that while it was too early to judge the performance today of the Department of Homeland Security, "what we're learning today is that we have some significant vulnerabilities that we are still not adequately focused on".

Cook, still an Intuit adviser, concurs: "Our biggest mistake has been not focusing on small business".

Still, she's not focused on impeachment, though she's fully prepared for it.

But to his credit, even though he wasn't exactly a fan favorite pre-Katrina, he still couldn't focus completely on the business of football.