Sentence examples for focus entails from inspiring English sources

If God or a soul does not exist, or if they exist but one fails to have the right relationship with them, then supernaturalism or the Western version of it (on which I focus)—entails that one's life is meaningless.

Smith was a speaker at Frontiers of Democracy and the President's dedication ceremony of the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the U.S. Senate, and his current research focus entails anatomizing the roots of regulatory capture, dependence corruption, and the conflicts of interests produced by the current campaign finance system.

Although referral to dedicated centers possibly results in improved relative survival, the focus entails some disadvantages, which should be considered.

(Google, Cobban notes, has since adapted DBS's customer hours concept). The shift in focus entailed an accompanying shift in the meaning of performance, as the previous measures of success were no longer relevant.

Fine adjustment of focus entailed acquiring a series of UHR-AO-OCT images of the same patch of retina with slightly different focus (typically +/− 0.05 Diopters) to ensure that clear images (visual determination) of the photoreceptor layer were obtained.

These attitudes, feelings and beliefs may be partially independent of a group or its social setting, but are more likely to be revealed via the social gathering and the interaction which being in a focus group entails.

But in recent years it has taken on a more timely focus, sometimes entailing last-minute producing and editing.

As for what that new commercial focus may entail, this is still to be made specific but there are a number of areas where Snapguide can go.

Mothering entails focusing on that which is small and immediately before us.

This allows us to resolve very small particles (1-μm diameter microspheres remain as the smallest target detected so far with integrated on-chip devices) without requiring large focusing structures42, which entails a promising solution for sub-micron particle detection.

As a result of this revenue-first focus, marketing models entailed casting wide nets and trying to bring in as many customers as possible.