Sentence examples for continuation focusing from inspiring English sources

to explore the views of midwives and maternal child health nurses regarding factors that influence breast feeding initiation and continuation, focusing on how support for women could be improved to increase breast feeding duration.

The video for "We Belong Together" is a continuation focusing on Carey's wedding to an older and powerful man and ends with the singer eloping with her ex-lover.

The research undertaken for this study was a continuation of this earlier work focusing on a 1990 national scale UTC assessment and carbon sequestration estimates for 1990.

The current study represents a continuation of our previous work focusing on the identification of "high STI" in specific geographical areas.

The coalition came to power on a populist platform that was anti-elite and anti-military and geared toward a continuation of Mr. Thaksin's programs focusing on poverty reduction in rural areas.

"Parents and Children," the show opening at Andrea Rosen on Saturday, is a continuation of the story, begun in Miami, focusing on what the artist describes as "the transformation of energy into matter".

Monet had written the poem — a contribution to the #SayHerName campaign, a necessary continuation of the Black Lives Matter movement focusing on overlooked police violence against women — earlier that morning.

April can be considered the continuation of the spring season, so I'll be focusing on a couple spring beers, as well as some fairly titanic Imperial India Pale Ales (Imperial IPAs) to showcase the bleeding edge of brewing.

In continuation, our present investigation focuses on the in vitro, cytotoxicity, and in vivo pharmacokinetics and biodistribution of the negatively charged pectin nanoparticles.

A couple of weeks ago, Under Secretary of Education Ted Mitchell announced the continuation of a program designed to support student-focused, outcomes-based higher education--largely focusing on competency-based education.

Attention inevitably focused on the continuation of parent-promoted schools under Labour, but this obscured two more important points.