Sentence examples for a decade focused on from inspiring English sources

The attacks, the deadliest in Algiers in a decade, focused on government offices.

He started his career in 1992 with the launch of Dazed & Confused magazine with journalist Jefferson Hack, and now he's returned to publishing after a decade focused on photography.

After more than a decade focussed on same-sex marriage, a right held most dearly by affluent whites, the gay-rights movement is finding strength in diversity.

"That really hurt, that took a long time for me to heal, and I spent a decade focussing on the girls and having fun, out in the world, and dating but it really took a full decade to escape the pain of it".

InMotion, the artist's first New York solo show in nearly a decade, focuses on time and natural forces such as gravity, compared to his prior work where the spotlight was focused on bulbs and artificial atmospheres.

The sequester cuts, he said, are forcing the Pentagon to "accrue greater risk and consume readiness" at the exact time the military needs to be rekindling a broad array of combat skills after a decade focused solely on the counterinsurgency wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.

While the U.S. property market sputters, China is poised for its worst deflation in a decade, focused heavily on property price declines, according to Deutsche Bank.

After Prime failed, private-equity firms spent the best part of a decade focusing solely on the old economy.

A: And the core technology that we're applying can solve all of those issues – for us, where we want to be in a decade, focusing in on the scientific areas is where we need to get to, but I think doing spin offs in other areas utilizing the core technology is definitely an interesting model looking a couple of years ahead.

The 40th anniversary of the initial development of the Pitman rainfall-runoff (developed in South Africa and widely applied throughout southern Africa) approximately coincides with the end of the IAHS PUB programme and the start of a new decade focussing on hydrological change (Panta Rhei) and society.

They describe it less as a shift away from customer-oriented research than as a logical next step for a corporation that for two decades focused on customer needs and quarterly profits under Immelt's predecessor, Jack Welch.