Sentence examples for decided to refocus from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nakayama decided to refocus his energies on music.

By 1997, senior policy makers decided to refocus priorities on the provision of "skilled attendants" to assist birthing women.

I was so concerned that I decided to refocus my academic research on infant feeding.

After reaching out to partners in the firm's 28 offices spread across 16 countries, Mr. Braham decided to refocus the group's strategy, emphasizing its international reach.

The reason: "SBC has decided to refocus their collection to include works by women and African-American artists," Mr. Provost said.

In 2008, the museum decided to refocus its Sankofa Society, a forum created six years earlier, to concentrate on African-American art rather than the study and collection of the art of Africa.

Meanwhile, instead of waiting for the independent report, the government seemed to decide to refocus the investigation on the Cocula dump, in an apparent attempt to salvage its original scenario.

London previously hosted a month-long annual games festival between 2006 and 2012, but that event folded in 2013, with Ukie deciding to refocus its resources on other areas.

The firm's initial expansion was rapid - it bought lots of different businesses to establish itself as a conglomerate - before deciding to refocus the firm as an investment manager.

Once it 'locked' on the subject, it would usually stay focused, but sometimes it would take a moment to lock on and occasionally, it would decide to refocus unnecessarily.

The moral of the story: If you decide to refocus your marketing and branding and switch to a new new domain name when you've had an online presence that has worked to any degree then never, ever let the old domain name go... you'll have to plan to own it forever.