hone in on

If you're new to the workplace, you immediately hone in on those things that your predecessors were (or seem to have been) doing wrong.

Start to hone in on the right price by running focus groups to get a sense of what customers are willing to pay.

Paring down has been a beautiful way to hone in on the essentials, to be mindful each day of those essentials.

Improves my ability to hone in on an idea and learn to execute it quickly as well as meticulously.

The FAQ is a shortcut for your prospective client that allows them to hone in on the exact question that they had.

In a forest, wear clothing that helps you blend in with the background. Mosquitoes hone in on color contrast and movement.

Partial color allows a designer to hone in on a particular part of an image and enhance it with color.

He's come up with this list of all these emerging markets and is thinking up all sorts of new products for us to hone in on.

The solution here is to hone in on your goal, desire, or dream.

Start with some rules of thumb regarding class and method size and then use tools like PMD and JavaNCSS to hone in on the details.

Now that we have got the machines all fixed, we need to hone in on the quality control.

They have even given the public search engine words to use in order to hone in on the subject, and learn more!

hone in on (sth. ): focus or concentrate on sth.

We can hone in on your problem areas and have your employees maximizing their skills again in no time.