Sentence examples for focusing more directly from inspiring English sources

Indeed, some of the most recent pieces, like "My History" and "Lost and Found," reiterate aspects of Ms. Schapiro's early prints and collages while focusing more directly on personal and family history, specifically her artistic lineage and Jewish heritage.

The warning comes after health minister Lesley Griffiths announced a strategy to improve maternity services by focusing more directly on the needs, health and well-being of mothers and their babies.

We did not mention the role of TACI in class switching in the interest of focusing more directly on the observation that there was no PsaA-specific antibody elicited in response to PsaA-BLyS immunization in the absence of TACI.

Tribune Co. is expected to sell off some of its newspapers and focus more directly on its television stations.

That's a film which is more pitiless, more shocking and more despairing than Room, perhaps because it focuses more directly on the abuser.

On the other hand, a specially designed therapeutic toy can focus more directly on a specific skill, like maintaining appropriate eye contact.

The laser pulses to remove a tiny portion of tissue on the cornea's outer edge, reshaping the eye so light can focus more directly on the retina.

Recently, attention has focused more directly on whether Benedict, before becoming pope, and his direct subordinates acted strongly enough against abusive clergy members.

Direct sales from wineries could be threatened, too, although the current language of the bill appears to focus more directly on retailers.

"You always work for a balance," Ms. Hughes said, "and there was a conclusion that we need to focus on bigger presidential events as well as smaller events where he focused more directly on people".

Bao Noodles plays straighter with its Vietnamese menu, and seems to focus more directly on the food, although, frankly, that may be because it has yet to receive a liquor license.