Sentence examples for were focus from inspiring English sources
verb
To cause (rays of light, etc) to converge at a single point.
Graphic designer Chip Kidd was horrified by a news story last year, that revealed that not only were focus groups involved in the design process, but that after "two years... and more than 50 hours of focus group feedback", the publishers got it so horribly wrong.
You have too much to drink, remember the old times as being better than they actually were, focus on the highlights and forget the arguments, then nip out behind the marquee for a quick vertical shunt up against a tree, even though your knees are shot, your back's aching and you can't keep it up for long.
Two keys, he decided, were focus and size.
During recent times, heavy metals were focus of attention owing to their hazardous nature and subsequent toxicity studies.
Of the many skills Kolby learned during his Ph.D., the most important ones were focus, endurance, and the unwillingness to quit whatever the challenges.
However, it was the second tier Internet stocks, which were focus of amateur investing in this, truncated trading day, just ahead of the Christmas Day weekend.
"I think they were focused.
They were focused and intense.
"We were focused and ready.
Data collection occurred in two phases from March 2005 to September 2005: initially, there were focus-group discussions; these were followed by the cross-sectional survey.
