Sentence examples for focusing anew on from inspiring English sources

But attention is focusing anew on the '70s: Doug Morrill, who produces the New Haven Jazz Festival, will examine the city's avant-garde at a conference next summer.

Republicans are focusing anew on the party's disadvantage among women, a problem that has persisted through the beginning of the Bush administration.

With investors in the United States already focusing anew on fragile economic growth and high unemployment, waves of selling of stocks began in Europe and continued throughout the day in the United States.

Republicans inside and outside the White House are focusing anew on the party's disadvantage among women in the electorate, a problem that has persisted -- and by some recent measures worsened -- through the beginning of the Bush administration.

For their part, Bush advisers are hoping to generate some news that favors their candidate, by increasing his schedule and focusing anew on his position on issues of concern to the middle class.

And focusing anew on shared religious traditions, rather than religious differences, can produce peace and understanding, something that is a desideratum for our fractured modern world, and a bridge to a better tomorrow for all humanity.

Having made a fortune, Stewart focussed anew on the arts.

Drifting away from her party crowd, Rose focused anew on her music and it consumed her.

On Friday in the Sosnoff Theater of Bard College's Fisher Center, attention was focused anew on Zemlinsky.

"The world's attention has been focused anew on threats of a biologic nature.

"Ed was absolutely right to raise the issue of inequality and to say that Labour should focus anew on it.