Sentence examples for thinly focused from inspiring English sources

The beats touched on the late-70's staples of punk, funk, disco and dub reggae, while the instrumental tones could be thinly focused or brutally distorted.

Hunt's plan for a seven-day NHS spreads resources too thinly and focuses too much on doctors.

"There are pensioners in my constituency on less than £10,000-a-year income and I would much rather those benefits, instead of being spread thinly to everyone, were actually focused on the poorest," he told BBC Radio 4's the World at One programme.

His speech focused on states' rights, thinly veiled code words for white supremacy.

It harms tightly focused vested interests, while spreading its benefits widely and, for that reason, thinly.

In a thinly veiled reference to Oracle, Mr. Apotheker told analysts and reporters the company had managed to stay focused on its business through a challenging quarter.

Of the more than 500 temperature sensitive mutants isolated in early screens, we focused on mutants that were characterized as embryonic lethal or reported to have eggshell defects (osmotic sensitivity, irregular shape, and unshelled or thinly shelled embryos).

But the operation has also been criticised for focusing scarce resources on thinly populated areas.NATO says things will be different this time.

Sources tell us this is a decision to focus and not spread the company too thinly between real-money gaming, diversifying onto mobile and maintaining a core on Facebook.

Rather than spreading your efforts too thinly and reeling off every possible reason you can think of for wanting to work there, focus on two or three of these topics and go into more detail.

So it's great that Battlefront will focus more on the better half of Star Wars, rather than spread itself too thinly.