Sentence examples for focused considerable from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors examining how and why judges get elected to the bench in Brooklyn have focused considerable attention on what the candidates do with the money they raise for their campaigns.

The persistence of questions about his age has stirred concern among Mr. McCain's advisers, particularly as the campaign has focused considerable attention on Senator Barack Obama, the Illinois Democrat who, at 45, could be Mr. McCain's son.

(DeWitt) 'Temporal Powers' (in previews; opens on Monday) After presenting Teresa Deevy's "Wife to James Whelan" last summer (and before producing her "Katie Roche" next year), the Mint has focused considerable attention on Ms. Deevy, a largely forgotten Irish playwright.

BUT as one Vatican official said, noting that John Paul has focused considerable energy on promoting better relations between faiths, any resurgence of real Catholic values would challenge rather than justify some of the ugly anti-immigrant sentiments masquerading as a defense of religion.

Four years ago, Mr. Romney focused considerable attention on the Iowa caucuses, which open the nominating contest, only to finish well behind former Gov. Mike Huckabee of Arkansas, who spent a fraction of the money Mr. Romney did but surged with the support of evangelical voters and social conservatives.

In this context, the engineering research community has focused considerable effort in recent years towards understanding the response of composite structures during extreme events, such as fires.

Calling Officials at Home Mr. Goldberger and Mr. Menczer were soon focusing considerable attention on the Health Department.

It's almost as if Apple was keeping the lid on Snow Leopard improvements and instead focusing considerable energy on the iPhone OS.

That $4 billion market opportunity is a siren song, enticing companies to focus considerable energies on exploiting the new information on molecular causes of diabetes to generate innovative products.

The unusual gathering, sponsored by U.S., U.K., and Chinese scientific societies, explored the promise and perils of new methods to alter human DNA, focusing considerable debate on the prospect for altering the genomes of eggs, sperm, or embryos.

He focused his considerable energies on helping the disabled.