Sentence examples for focused on comments from inspiring English sources

Investors focused on comments by Ben Bernanke that there were recent "unwelcome" inflationary pressures, suggesting the Fed will raise rates at its next meeting.

Butler had focused on comments in the book Their Blood Cries Out, which was co-authored by Newman.

Morris J. Fodeman, one of the prosecutors in the trial, said he was surprised by the decision, in part because it focused on comments made during rebuttal summations during the last five minutes of a five-month trial.

In a letter to the chairman of the legislative panel that authorized the investigation, Mr. Coghill focused on comments Mr. French had made in the press suggesting that the inquiry was "likely to be damaging to the administration" and suggesting that it could lead to impeachment.

In a statement, the group focused on comments Ms. Norton made in a 1996 speech that described the cause of states' rights as having suffered a grievous blow with the defeat of the cause of the Confederacy in the Civil War.

In the bond market, trading was light, and investors were focused on comments by the Federal Reserve chairman, Alan Greenspan, and Robert E. Rubin, the former Treasury secretary who was once a top Goldman Sachs executive and now is co-chairman of Citigroup.

It's a more in-depth an experience that something like the community solutions designed for websites – like Disqus, Badgeville, or Livefyre, for example, which are mainly focused on commenting, user profiles, and reputation management.

It focuses on comments made by Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers about his club's interest in the player during the Reds' tour of Boston.

(RNS) A series of recent developments are renewing questions about the Catholic bishops' alignment with the Republican Party, with much of the attention focusing on comments by Philadelphia Archbishop Charles Chaput, who said he "certainly can't vote for somebody who's either pro-choice or pro-abortion".

Respondents were asked to provide free-text comments focusing on suggestions for improvement within the survey instrument (the OPQ).

Yet, while the subsequent headlines focused on his comments that Olympics funding was not automatically protected, there are many more questions to answer.