Sentence examples for focus has begun from inspiring English sources

Now focus has begun to shift to the cost of a bloated cabinet.

That run has lifted the mood of the players and the support, so the focus has begun to shift to the prospect of the Paisley side finishing seventh in the Premiership, their highest placing since the Scottish Premier League was formed in 1998.

Devin's hard work and ruthless focus has begun to pay off: While the company still has a stretch to go, Reuters' restructuring plan has quadrupled the share price in the last three years, and the company announced a return to growth last year for the first time in 16 quarters.

As the analysis of high-throughput gene expression data, notably phenotypic classification of samples [ 1- 7], has expanded and matured, the focus has begun to shift towards mechanism and systems modeling [ 8- 10].

Recently, the focus has begun to shift to health effects arising from inhalation of ultrafine particles (diameter < 0.1 μm) that comprise a small fraction of the total mass, but most of the total number, of airborne PM (Peters et al. 1997).

Demong said that although he hoped to compete at the next Olympics in Sochi, Russia, in 2014, his focus had begun to shift toward grooming the next generation.

Mr. Neame's focus had begun to shift to the United States in the mid-1940s when J. Arthur Rank, the British entertainment mogul, asked him to study American film production methods in Hollywood.

Instead, the recent focus had begun to shift to viewing depression as a complex disease, with an increasing emphasis on the interplay between multiple genes and environmental factors.

I couldn't focus and the stress had begin to affect my health.

The focus of attention has begun to shift from Ofcom and its PSB review to Carter's Digital Britain report.

PAGE A14 OBAMA CAREFULLY SHIFTS FOCUS Senator Barack Obama has begun to tailor his stump speeches toward critiques of Senator John McCain, which is a curious pirouette.