Sentences with phrase «to hone in»

I'm obviously not an expert, but we have been on quite a few trips recently and because of that, really honed in on what has been the most practical and helpful.

Because everyone is different I'm going to give you some tips to help you really hone in on what your personal situation is and what your personal preferences are.

Your coach will help hone in on problem areas and give you the practice you need to put your best foot forward.

Customer service skills honed in the front of the house are transferable to most other industries, and wait staff in high - end restaurants can often earn very good money in tips.

Funding aside, critics also say that removing the cap on charter school operators still doesn't hone in on accountability for quality schools.

Researchers can also hone in on causation by tracking child development over time, and looking for evidence of change.

Then hone in on the fabrics and details to create a look that fits your personal style.

I think my eyes just hone in on them:D I hadn't realised your driving licence wasn't sorted, that's annoying.

The researchers honed in on psychology because of all the scientific fields they examined, it had the highest prevalence of high - ranking women.

This would be simpler for users, because they could immediately hone in on the row (s) they wanted (with deals or without).

There are two things that I'd like to hone in with regards to the report and the study and the information that is so important to the work that we do.

So hone in on what you can offer your specific audience and become a big fish in a small pond.

Every time you kill something more appear, some of the enemy types even hone in on you.

While it is true that uber - specialized brands can now more easily hone in one specific niches, that takes real money and is much more difficult to pull off across 200 brands.

These interactive eLearning activities also allow them to identify practical strengths and areas for improvement, such as skills they need to hone in order to improve related performance behaviors.

This was further honed in college and developed later into an appreciation for musical sound design.

That's why I will start with many schools and then eventually hone in on the pairs that look like good comparisons.

The classic scenario has the market honed in on a particular number for the month.

Campaign techniques honed in the 1970s and 1980s also need refreshing.

As students honed in on their topics, their research became easier.

Use this skill you have already honed in your book marketing efforts to help you sell more books!

Last but not least, recruiters always hone in on the company types contained in your resume.

Shooting is handled by just looking in the general direction of the enemy ship, firing with your motion controller triggers and watching as your shots hone in on the enemy.

His rhetoric and persona were similar to his mayoral candidate personal honed in the campaigns of 2011 and 2015.

The ability to positively impact students must be observed, demonstrated, and honed in real school environments with intensive immersion experiences that use master educators as the translator of theory to practice.

So I definitely hone in on how to get the most back from all my card perks.

Each phase of our career finding process is embedded with insightful tools and decision - making methods that help you refine your internal compass to accurately hone in and choose your career direction.

Eventually the kid with his eyes closed honed in on the other kids by listening to the sounds.

Keywords or references to your desired career level will help employers hone in on what you offer.

From a stance of utility I believe it will save everyone a few minutes here or there to at least hone in on potential podcasts.

The really great thing while planning for a career change slowly, is that you can really hone in on exactly what you want to excel in and find the perfect position for you.

Your coach will help hone in on problem areas and give you the practice you need to put your best foot forward.

Further, the current site doesn't hone in on the areas of interest that would be most important to students or teachers.

Researchers can also hone in on causation by tracking child development over time, and looking for evidence of change.

The most common ones just hone in on your position but some also shoot at you while others have shields and take an additional hit to destroy.

Because thyroid tissue is virtually the only tissue in the body that absorbs iodine, radioactive iodine will easily hone in on any remaining thyroid tissue and destroy it.

And it scares me just thinking about all the sales skills I need to hone in order to think about a writing career.

Find an area of focus and hone in there.

By doing so and paying close attention to their answers, you can really hone in on how to best serve your client's needs.

You don't have to be mindful all of the time when resistance training, but setting the right tone by honing in once in awhile can make a huge difference.

The problem with pointless extra stuff is that instead of honing in on certain aspects and polishing them, you've got people off doing their own little projects and corners of gameplay, and you get this sprawling world where you can do everything, but you can't do anything well.

For centuries, sales leaders stood by rigidly structured methods when honing in on a potential customer.

Her arsenal of ultra-cool abilities and high tech weaponry has impressed so far — and Bethesda has now launched a «Powers, Gadgets and Gear» trailer which hones in on what Lurk brings to battle.

But there is always value in honing in on what you like and also what you don't like.

Insight Predict, Catalyst's second - generation technology assisted review engine, helps speed investigations by quickly honing in on relevant documents, without the need for expensive review teams.