Sentence examples for focus more broadly from inspiring English sources

Some have decided to focus more broadly on gay and lesbian health, which may be more appropriate for them.

A new study by the Citizens Crime Commission in New York, provided by Richard Aborn, its president, shows that other major municipal police departments are overseen by agencies that do have subpoena power and can focus more broadly on misconduct.

Policies to address income inequality can focus narrowly on individual skills, opportunities, and aspirations or may focus more broadly on altering the social, political, and economic structures that create and maintain income inequality.

EU leaders had hoped the ministers could sort out the thorny quota issue so that their summit on Wednesday could focus more broadly on issues affecting the Middle East and Turkey at source.

One of the world's leading virologists has warned against public hysteria surrounding the Zika virus, saying global health authorities need to focus more broadly on prevention of infectious diseases rather than finding a cure for specific outbreaks.

The programs that work in helping kids grow up healthy are almost always broader in their focus than this". Research has typically shown that the best way to prevent teen drug use is to focus more broadly on making smart decisions in all aspects of their lives.

The commission's review, in contrast to the Navy investigation, focused more broadly on security in Yemen and through the region and not on the individual accountability of other commanders or officials in the region, the officials said.

Colin Kahl, a former Obama administration official, said the document did not include anything specifically about the raid carried out Jan . 28 and focused more broadly on a request from the military to carry out raids in Yemen.

Although known for my work in non-suicidal self-injury, my current work focuses more broadly on health and wellbeing trajectories with particular interest in the role of social media in both affecting mental health and as an intervention tool.

Hartford is the only major city in the state to formalize rodent control; staff members from the city of Bridgeport also meet weekly to address rodent problems but Joseph Gresko, press secretary to Mayor Joseph P. Ganim, said the meetings focused more broadly on "quality of life issues like abandoned cars," rather than specifically on rats.

E-commerce is the most visible opportunity, but Hasegawa said that Omise is focusing more broadly on online retail beyond startups — that's one reason it has operations in Japan, because many Japanese retailers are moving into Southeast Asia.