Sentence examples for focused title from inspiring English sources

That is more than any other female focused title including the likes of magazines Cosmopolitan, Heat or Grazia.

A more focused title should indicate that the observations are confined to the genus Acropora.

Not only is it the PS4's first focused driving title, in most respects it has been portrayed as the poster child for the console's connectivity message.

2) Instead of focusing on these negative results (even though they are important for framing what Ki-67 does and doesn't do), it would be helpful to have much more information about the key observations that they have focused their title on – the role of Ki-67 in organizing the chromosome periphery and nucleolar organization.

2) Instead of focusing on these negative results (even though they are important for framing what Ki-67 does and doesn't do), it would be helpful to have additional information about the key observations that they have focused their title on – the role of Ki-67 in organizing the chromosome periphery and nucleolar organization.

Although the study analyzes every title in both laws, it focuses on Title III regarding valuations for the expropriation of property owners.

The issue at the heart of the problems within McLaren all that year was Alonso's demand for the team to focus their title challenge on him, rather than split their efforts by giving team-mate Lewis Hamilton equal status.

Instead, the administration should require waiver requests to address how, within budget limitations, states will focus their Title I-funded schools and districts on implementing the common elements of successful turnarounds, and help them do so.

As such, it would be more appropriate to focus the title and Abstract on this specific case rather than make a broad claim about the entire family.

Although the vast majority of Sony gaming content is focused on adult/teen titles, a new title called Wonderbook is particularly interesting.

And I never focused on a title, but it tells you very little about the person or what they actually do day to day.