Sentence examples for focusing as it does from inspiring English sources

The title of Simon Szreter and Kate Fisher's new book is a little misleading – its brief is quite specific, focusing as it does on the experience of marriage among the working and middle classes in the period between the end of the first world war and the early 1960s, when the invention of the contraceptive pill changed everything for ever.

But by focusing as it does on Assange's character defects, it ends up serving much the same purpose.

But a presidential campaign is different, focusing as it does on a dozen or so pivotal states and a limited number of advertising markets.

The complicated back story about the blackmail plot remains murky and a little melodramatic, focusing as it does on a cache of lurid photos.

The Introduction to Judaism course, which typically runs for 20 weeks, might just as well be called How to Be a Jew, focusing as it does on a combination of theology and lifestyle matters.

This marks a change in tack for the Department for International Development (DfID), and has been welcomed by many in the aid sector, focusing as it does on smaller projects deemed to be making a difference on the ground.

The very artificiality of Linnaeus's system, focusing as it did on only a few key structures, encouraged criticism and attempts at more natural systems.

The climate change event Brown was headed to served as something of a pinnacle for his time in office, focusing as it did on a subject that inspires more passion in Brown than any other.

The slightly more unusual operations will be split off into a new X Labs, which will focus as it does now on developing strange and futuristic technology.

"The real political debate about abortion in the UK should focus – as it does elsewhere in the world – on the right to life of all unborn children and on the way governments bankroll abortion access at home and abroad".

Current work on attention, focussing as it does on attention as a perceptual phenomenon, may only give us a part of the general theory that we need.