Sentence examples for becomes focussed on from inspiring English sources
Debate often becomes focussed on the scale of the benefits conferred and the costs extracted.
Occasionally new public attention becomes focussed on a neglected author through his being chosen as a cult object.
Other sources of innocent laughter are situations in which the part and the whole change roles, and attention becomes focussed on a detail torn out of the functional context on which its meaning depended.
And in a global emergency — a crippling drought, the Amazon ablaze, Greenland collapsing — the gaze becomes focussed on the urgent to the exclusion of all else, including the interests of other, less-powerful nations whose plight may be worsened if a major power decided to regulate the Earth's climate system.
Paradoxically this accountability now extends beyond customary university precincts, as the emphasis in health professional education increasingly becomes focussed on learner-centred activities which are delivered in off-campus, vocational environments [ 1].
Therefore, the concentration of effort in the governance system becomes focussed on forms the research protocol that is submitted to the research ethics committee and the informed consent forms that are given to participants.
But as the rock 'n' roll era became focused on groups that wrote their own material, his influence faded.
Larsson's campaign against the abuse of power eventually became focussed on one victimized group: women.
The purusha, which before was pure consciousness without an object, becomes focused on prakriti, and out of this is evolved buddhi ("spiritual awareness").
As their experience becomes rich, so does there social capital becomes focused on relevant close ties.
