Sentence examples for focused on the implications from inspiring English sources
Much analysis and opinion has already focused on the implications of the Wisconsin recall for November presidential and congressional elections.
The British press has focused on the implications for Iraq and the war against terror of the Spanish socialist victory.
He said voters liked Mr. Obama personally but were not focused on the implications of the Affordable Care Act.
To date, much of the concern over all this use of technology has been focused on the implications for kids' intellectual development.
Much of the speculation yesterday focused on the implications of Mr. Torricelli's decision for the New Jersey Democratic Party and for the balance of power in the United States Senate, where Democrats hold a one-vote margin.
In the end, concern might have been better focused on the implications for behaviour in subsequent months of the current crisis, which is still going strong one year on.
This study is part of the PhD thesis of AM who is focused on the implication of endosymbionts on the structure of sibling insect communities.
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.
For much of his career, he has focussed on the implications of ocean acidification.
