Sentence examples for began focused with from inspiring English sources

CLEVELAND, Oct. 30 - The 2004 presidential campaign is ending as it began, focused with blazing intensity on no more than a dozen hard-fought states, with the tinglingly close contest between President Bush and Senator John Kerry depending most, both parties agree, on three pivotal states: Florida, Pennsylvania and Ohio.

Faber said that Heaney began "focusing with systematic concentration upon the task of completing a translation" of the book when he became a grandfather in 2007, telling O'Driscoll: "I like that book of the Aeneid so much I'm inclined to translate it as a separate unit".

He's also begun focusing on choreography – with a handful of short ballets to his name and a new production of Giselle (in collaboration with Ethan Stiefel) which was premiered by the Royal New Zealand Ballet last year to fine reviews.

While at the Bureau of Applied Social Research, he began using focused interviews with groups to obtain reactions to such things as films and written materials.

Instead of focusing on what I was putting inside of me, I began to focus on, with acceptance, what was already worthwhile about me.

Selecting the best solution begins with focusing on what is easier, faster, and most lucrative.

Like their rivals, the Bloods began to focus on drugs with the rise of crack cocaine in the 1980s.

Up until 2010, most people ICE removed had no criminal convictions, but over the next six years their enforcement began to focus more on those with such convictions.

Most plots, as the NSA has itself said, occurred overseas; and the PCLOB said the successful disruptions began with "narrowly focused surveillance of a specific individual".

"Unlike many of the other options out there in the home and DIY space, we began with and focus on the community.

They're beginning to focus on working with technology that their employees are already using or familiar with.