Sentence examples for focus offshore from inspiring English sources

Consumer spending and the energy industry will drive economic growth at rates comfortably in excess of the European average, while the focus offshore will accelerate the shift from oil to gas.

Attention will focus on offshore financial centres with British links, some of which are notorious for the secrecy that they offer their corporate citizens.

After Malcolm Turnbull became prime minister that directive was softened to a request that it focus on "offshore wind technologies" as well as cities and the built environment.

Analysts say the new focus on offshore wind is helping revive the manufacturing industries near proposed project sites, particularly in Britain, where long-standing expertise from the oil and gas sector can be shifted to the green energy sector.

RWE Innogy, which was developing the site, said it presented significant challenges including deep waters and adverse seabed conditions and it would focus instead offshore projects that are more technically and economically viable.

After Turnbull was elected, the anti-wind farm directive was softened to a request that the CEFC focus on "offshore wind technologies" as well as cities and the built environment.

After Turnbull became prime minister the anti-wind farm directive was softened to a request that the CEFC focus on "offshore wind technologies" as well as cities and the built environment.

We focus on offshore funds primarily because we think they make sense for many of our readers, despite the fact that they often cost more than U.S.-registered funds.

While this has been sold as a focus on offshore tax weasels, I have found that as much as Congress envisions platoons of IRS agents wearing Tommy Bahama shirts in the Caymans, the reality always is more IRS agents in sports coats knocking on doors in Camden, N.J.

Following the 2011 Japanese nuclear accidents, Germany's federal government is working on a new plan for increasing energy efficiency and renewable energy commercialization, with a particular focus on offshore wind farms.

The May 2012 Focus article "Offshore Exploration in the Arctic: Can Shell's Oil-Spill Response Plans Keep Up?" [Environ Health Perspect 120 A194 A199 (2012)] contained a typographical error on A197.