Sentence examples for a direct focus from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney's agenda is missing a direct focus on jobs, foolishly relying instead on high-end tax cuts and deregulation to help the recovery.

A play-it-safe strategy, with a direct focus on Mr. Obama, has served Mr. Romney fairly well during the first seven months of the year.

Notably absent from Obama's political language is a direct focus on issues of race.

Aptitude tests and skill provision are programs that have a direct focus on employment uptake.

The details of Aldy's proposal follow the same lines but with a direct focus on greenhouse gases.

However, much of this work is dominated by a direct focus on its effect on student learning.

Thus, the NVSA© was developed to provide a direct, focused, daily measure of nausea and vomiting in comparative studies of SHPT therapies.

The business secretary, Vince Cable, had been lobbying for the FLS, which has provided a fillip for the mortgage market, to have a more direct focus on small businesses.

But it would also place a more direct focus on the resources of the euro zone's bailout funds, which would play a big role in the bond-buying program under Mr. Draghi's plan.

His choice of Paul D. Ryan as his running mate has elevated conservative approaches to Medicare and budget cutting to the forefront of the election debate, crowding out a more direct focus on jobs and economic growth.

The terms "older" and "elderly" produced a higher yield of articles about population ageing and demographic changes while "pensions," "retirement," and "long term care" had a more direct focus on these aspects of ageing.