Sentence examples for focus on called from inspiring English sources

The first difficulty we focus on, called selection in the economics literature and homophily elsewhere, creates correlations in health outcomes because individuals in good (or bad) health tend to associate with other individuals in good (or bad) health.

For example, the Brady Campaign, with its wealth of volunteers, can focus on calling politicians and other labor-intensive tasks, whereas Mayors Against Illegal Guns, using Bloomberg's money, can run targeted ads in key districts.

It will also focus on calling wavering Senators, asking them to commit to supporting students -- not bankers.

The coalition's press conference, scheduled to coincide with the legislature's second-to-last day in session, will focus on calling for the body to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act.

Mr. Rajaratnam's defense has been focused on calling into question the credibility of the government's main witness in the case, Roomy Khan, who has confessed to passing inside information to Mr. Rajaratnam and others traders.

So focused on calling individual quarterly reports and in seeing whether companies "meet or beat" and raise estimates to surpass "whisper numbers," investors miss the trend.

According to the BBC, Samsung's arguments on Thursday focused on calling into question the jury's calculations when it determined the amount of damages.

The law firm might focus on calls and email inquiries as leads whereas the ecommerce store would focus on subscribers to their email list.

Google isn't the only one focusing on calls.

While some women have been active in street protests, they have mostly focused on calls for broader economic and political changes.

Gandhi's beloved rural poor figure only intermittently in the consciousness of a country now focused on call centers, software entrepreneurs and movie stars.