Sentence examples for unduly focussed from inspiring English sources

He told me that the U.S. press was unduly focussed on the particulars of real-estate deals surrounding Trump, parsing which Russians had purchased apartments from Trump or lived in buildings operating under the Trump name.

One challenge is the difficulty of designing a scheme which is complex enough to balance process and output measures, and to include a range of indicators to ensure that the system is not unduly focussed on a few interventions, and yet to be comprehensible to participants.

In the financial sector it is necessary to put an end to the short-term thinking that unduly focuses on hitting quarterly earnings targets instead of aiming for long-range profitability and growth.

Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld appeared on "Fox News Sunday" and ABC's "This Week," disputing Mr. Clarke's charges that the administration had not devoted sufficient attention to terrorism and had been unduly focused on Iraq.

But after the Feb. 4, 1999, shooting of Mr. Diallo, a West African immigrant, by four white officers who mistook his wallet for a gun and fired 41 shots, the unit became synonymous with a confrontational style of policing that Mr. Giuliani's critics said was unduly focused on young black and Hispanic men.

We can, of course, become unduly focused on body weight.

A recent review has criticised researchers for unduly focusing on psychometric characteristics and neglecting sensitivity [ 18].

If worry and attention is directed to the sufferer alone, others will feel neglected and the sufferer will feel unduly focused upon.

This has the effect, Bushan argues, of politicising the reports, which he says have focussed unduly on the impacts of climate change on the developed world.

Detractors charged that his work was "popular" history, more superficial than overarching, focusing unduly on goods, services and processes at the expense of ideas and ideologies.

The sunset provision will also allow Congress to monitor possible excesses, such as whether the F.B.I. is focussing unduly on Arab-Americans or expanding its surveillance efforts beyond terrorism to investigations of other crimes.