Sentence examples for becoming focused from inspiring English sources
Are they there to educate people, or are they becoming focused on entertainment?
Bailout The clamor over the rescue of American International Group is becoming focused on $50 billion of tax dollars that went to its counterparties.
Instead of becoming focused on "the resources, trade routes and security issues" that a melting Arctic now presents, the leaders of the world should be focused on solving the problem rather than exploiting it!
As it recedes, the practice is becoming focused increasingly in a minority of states – with just nine carrying out an execution in 2013 and 82% of the executions falling within the South.
But his children became teenagers and the appeal of dabbling in start-ups faded, and he was lured back to Microsoft in 2007, when, he says, the company was finally becoming "focused and serious about search".
By the late 1960s generalised dissidence (among an admittedly minute number of intellectuals) was becoming focused on such issues as censorship and legal rights, but the 1970s saw the growth of a much more powerful current of dissidence expressed as the demand by Soviet Jews for the right to leave the Soviet Union altogether.
Even if the breeding sites were not originally in contact with environments contaminated by parasitized individuals, they would be vulnerable to the potential risk of becoming foci during rainy periods.
