Sentence examples for united focus from inspiring English sources

Despite our united focus on this nightly task, and the Google calendar alert set to 5 00 a.m. each day that simply reads, "Elf," our little Abraham Stanley doesn't always move.

Defining perceptions of 'population health' is not just an icebreaker, it could also be an opportunity to foster cooperation between the healthcare delivery system and public health agencies by emphasising a united focus on shared goals.

"We had a united, focused performance, especially defensively," Wenger said.

Croatia's Nikola Kalinic, 14 June, calling for the side to unite, "focus on the three points" and play as a team against Nigeria: "If we show our true level, no doubt we'll progress". 18 June: Sent home for refusing to go on as a sub.

When we met at his light-filled apartment in the Sendagaya section of Tokyo, he made a comparison with porn studies, which now has its own quarterly journal, created after academics united to focus on a topic they felt was being neglected by researchers, out of misplaced squeamishness.

"I have a strong senior team here, united and focused on the things I believe in".

Together we stand united and focused on seeing a fair and transparent trial process to bring about justice for our beautiful children".

"I have a strong senior team here, united and focused on the things I believe in". Wilshaw was initially a consultant to the academy project in Hackney.

Though the document stresses that the United States and Europe share many common interests and values, it argues that the E.U. needs to be more united and focused and to use its collective leverage with Washington.

I think what people want to see is a Prime Minister who is honest, decisive and ready to take the tough decisions our country needs, but they also want to see a team supporting him that is united and focused.

However, with the team's displays having become increasingly chaotic, the chairman will need reassuring that both manager and playing squad are united and focused upon arresting what has been an alarming decline.