Sentence examples for focusing more closely from inspiring English sources

Guilherme Wisnik presented an overview of these works, focusing more closely on a project by the architect Paulo Mendes da Rocha for the mouth of the River Plate.

On public safety, the mayor said the police would begin a coordinated campaign against gun violence, zeroing in on offenders with more than one gun-possession arrest and focusing more closely on gun cases in housing projects.

Ms. Napolitano said the deportation figures, especially the criminals figure, reflected the Obama administration's shift to focusing more closely on "removing those who pose public safety threats to our communities".

While in the beginning of the semester we were often challenged to think critically about our own lives and worldviews, we are now focusing more closely on the worldviews and webs of meaning that exist among the surrounding adivasi communities.

The report advises that aligning the financial sector with sustainability goals will require focusing more closely on the real economy -- on making more technological advances rather than more complicated financial products, for example.

Despite these similarities, Mora tells The Creators Project that in the last year, his work has become "less reckless and less rapid," focusing more closely on the merger between the two pictures in order to fully capture the seamless continuity that makes his works so hypnotic.

[Page A1.] AT&T to Weigh Major Spinoffs AT&T's board will consider a plan to essentially disassemble the company, breaking it into four parts that would focus more closely on various segments of the fast-changing telecommunications market, people close to AT&T said.

But voters focused more closely on economic issues.

Congressional leaders said they would focus more closely on items requested by the president this year.

Soon he will focus more closely on health care, his central policy obsession.

The narrowed request focuses more closely on documents that the committee thinks exist.