Sentence examples for focus on the implications from inspiring English sources

Both the Justice Department and the F.C.C. will focus on the implications of allowing one company to control both the creation and the distribution of content.

Then, I suggest you turn your attention to Roger Sterling's continued attempts to one-up his disrespectful nemesis, Peter Campbell -- or that you focus on the implications of Campbell's own incredibly revealing commuter train outburst with Beth's unfaithful husband.

They will focus on the implications of previous research that has already linked obesity with dementia.

Other candidates kept their focus on the implications of the Paris attacks for immigration policy.

Supporters of Mr. Bush's plan focus on the implications for the entire federal government.

But Russians were too shocked Monday night to focus on the implications.

Within this world, we need to stop our obsession with the digital divide and focus on the implication of marketing when everything is digital and everything is video.

Its traditional mission is to mitigate the effects of pollution, but more recently it has begun to focus on the implications--especially for India--of climate change.

Current study is the first to focus on the implication of C1orf63 in breast cancers.

For much of his career, he has focussed on the implications of ocean acidification.

The British press has focused on the implications for Iraq and the war against terror of the Spanish socialist victory.