Sentence examples for focus on the question from inspiring English sources

The charts focus on the question of whether new orders are increasing or decreasing.

With these two facts in mind, Owen says, don't focus on the question.

Since then, the research has tended to focus on the question of accuracy.

Students take note: Rousseau's brilliant essay greatly exceeded the word limit and didn't focus on the question asked.

Much of the discussion seems to focus on the question of relaxing the demands on debtor countries — which is certainly a crucial issue for the eurozone.

But we shouldn't allow our focus on the question of lending obscure the importance of simply ensuring that the banking system doesn't collapse.

The focus on the question of the child's access to his father's weapon is mine, not hers, and isn't meant to minimize any of the larger issues.

Although it is important to focus on the question you are being asked, maintain a proactive rather than passive approach to ensure that you represent yourself well.

(Did your turkey get to live outdoors?) Others focus on the question of how eating the animals in question will affect the consumer's health and well-being.

Miss Ford prefers to focus on the question of joint bank accounts (approach them "with serious caution") and allowances for the spouse who doesn't work (preferable to begging for pocket money).

We focus on the question of whether having neighborhood friends in the same classroom might affect learning.