Sentence examples for focused once again from inspiring English sources
South African expatriate Lynn Freed focused once again on her native ground in The Servants' Quarters.
Yesterday, the market focused once again on I.B.M. and Nvidia over questions raised last week about their accounting.
The interest in Portugal is focused once again on the Algarve region of the southern coast, according to the Knight Frank real estate agency.
And as the details of the crash of American Flight 587 emerged, the city's collective sorrow was focused once again on a huge loss of life and the grief to be endured by those left behind.
The internet is playing such a key role in getting information out of Iran that attention has focused, once again, on how much Iran controls the internet within its borders.
He also changed his strategy and focused once again on Ms Rousseff's real failings (anaemic growth, high inflation, inability to curb corruption) rather than Ms Silva's presumed flaws.The PSDB, meanwhile, redoubled its efforts in São Paulo and Minas Gerais, Brazil's two biggest electoral colleges and the party's strongholds, where Mr Neves had nevertheless lagged behind rivals.
The key was to focus once again on quality.
"Now that the numbers have dropped back, I hope the debate will focus once again on the vital need to protect refugees," Mr. Lubbers said.
Indeed, with its recent decision to pursue QE3, the Fed is focusing once again on the mortgage-backed securities market; but, given that the market is much healthier now, it is unclear how much good this will do.
From centre stage they were shunted first to a more discreet position, before becoming thoroughly marginalised, and eventually expelled, allowing us to focus once again on the action, the players.
The narrative around Baltimore's defense will focus once again on Ray Lewis, who sobbed during the national anthem and then went on to lead his team in tackles against New England.
