Sentence examples for considerable and focused from inspiring English sources
Kant's Paralogisms have received considerable and focused attention in the secondary literature.
His methodical execution of the plan was a mixture of the old Nixonian cunning and also pathos; considerable intelligence and focused determination.
The presence of brain metastases (BM) is associated with significant morbidity and mortality, and considerable research has focused on improving both survival and quality of life for these patients.
Rather, we must use this opportunity to re-build and focus our considerable energies, skills and potential resources on the most affected in our communities.
The composition and function of the microbiota play important roles in human health and disease, and considerable research has focused on understanding the ecological forces shaping these communities.
Geobacillus strains have been shown to be highly effective in the degradation of hemicellulose polymers, and considerable attention has focused on the thermostable extra- and intra-cellular xylanases and β-xylosidases [ 15– 15].
The logistics of maintaining a CoP across a wide geographical area are considerable and the focus of any future project therefore warrants particular attention.
He thought of it as something of a 20th-century "Brandenburg" — trim in scale and comparatively brief, but full of detail and requiring considerable energy and focus.
There is considerable polling and focus group evidence that Europe is not, in fact, the top issue for core UKIP voters, who are more angry and anxious about immigration, globalisation (though this is expressed as anxiety about the economy) and what they see as a collapse in traditional values.
Recently, the network-based management has gained considerable attention and focus in the world of research.
The factors affecting the onset of allergies and asthma are complex, and considerable attention has focused on the indoor environment [ Institute of Medicine (IOM) 2000], as well as outdoor pollutant exposures (Peden 2003).
