Sentence examples for bring back into focus from inspiring English sources

We also have to bring back into focus another conclusion.

What its proposals have done is bring back into focus the increasing confusion over whether the new legislation will really remove ageism in the workplace or whether it will simply move the goal posts and set a new cut off age when employees will be forced out of work.

The recent problems in the banking sector have brought back into focus the role of the directors of public companies and their accountability.

They need to be brought back into focus about what they're here to do, which is not to flaunt themselves but to serve the public.

Adrian Lowcock, head of investing at AXA Wealth, said the suspension brought back into focus the issues with investing in open-ended commercial property funds.

The turmoil in the Middle East brought back into focus Mr. Obama's rocky relationship with leaders of Israel, his so-far-unsuccessful efforts to stop Iran's nuclear program and his handling of the popular uprisings that have upended the Arab world.

It brings back into focus one of the Olympics' darkest episodes, allegations that Thomas K. Welch, former president of the Salt Lake Organizing Committee, and David R. Johnson, a senior vice president, engaged in bribery, fraud and a conspiracy of silence to buy votes through cash and other favors.

The pain still sears in Kevin Williams's memory, but the blur of days spent in intensive care last year has faded, his renewed health brought back into focus by the two interceptions he pulled in during the first day of Jets practice.

But with the hype being generated by Google Glass, AR technology seems destined to be brought back into focus.

The Kony 2012 video viewed by nearly 100 million people stunned the world and brought back into focus the egregious use of children as combatants.

But sadly it hasn't brought back into focus two more fundamental and interrelated problems.