Sentence examples for to zero in on part from inspiring English sources

It's misleading to zero in on part of the picture: If we want holistic solutions, we have to take the holistic view.

Particular emphasis is given to a straw hat by using a device popular in the silent cinema, the "iris-in" and "iris-out", by which the eye is forced to zero in on one part of an image by fading the rest to black.

But it's possible to zero in on any part of Mr. Dylan's life and work and seldom hit a dull moment.

If you have spent the past 3 years playing trombone, you may tend to zero in on the low brass parts, facing them more often, giving them more cues.

UWA has a higher proportion of women one in three, as opposed to one in four on its part time MBA course, says Dr Roberts.

Temperatures are expected to drop to around zero in some parts of the north on Sunday night.

But it has reduced that prediction to 11 million, in part based on the expectation that a significant number of enrollees will give up this coverage, either to obtain insurance elsewhere or to become uninsured.

By 2005, that number had dwindled to 5 million, thanks in part to increased reliance on mechanized automation.

(Look that one up. When you do, zero in on the slaying solo parts: "Retrospection," "Reflections in D," "Melancholia").

In major cities in North America, your chances range between three to nine percent depending in large part on the quality of the emergency response system.

A former hedge fund trader was sentenced to nine years in prison on Monday for his part in what prosecutors called "the most lucrative insider trading scheme ever".