Sentence examples for focusing on examples from inspiring English sources

The peer has spent the past few weeks visiting police forces in cities such as Newport, Manchester and Blackpool, focusing on examples of good practice, rather than investigating forces with bad track records.

He was put to death.' " Criticizing the way other networks cover executions, Mr. Moody said, "Is that editorializing as much as saying 'thousands wailed outside, and then, a sudden hush?' " He also cited a recent special focusing on examples of the government infringing on the rights of citizens.

Here, we discuss recent progress in this respect, focusing on examples from development, regeneration and organoid differentiation.

In this review, we illustrate selected recent progresses achieved in the field of on-surface chemistry of alkyne derivatives, focusing on examples with prospect for the construction of atom-precise molecular architectures and graphyne- and graphdiyne-related materials.

Here, we explore these phenomena for endocrine-active steroid hormones, focusing on examples of conserved bioactivity and related implications for fate assessment, regulatory approaches, and research opportunities.

Here we will examine the contributions of cell cycle regulation, ploidy, macromolecular synthesis of cytoplasm, cell wall expansion, and developmental regulation in the control of plant cell size, focusing on examples from Arabidopsis.

This point is hard to see if one focuses on examples such as "All bachelors are unmarried".

While early discussions of imaginative resistance tended to focus on examples (like the one above) involving 'morally deviant' worlds, it is now widely agreed that this initial characterization was too restrictive (for partial dissent, see Gendler 2006).

6.3.1 we focus on examples of more complex regular graphs, while in Sect.

This review focuses on examples in which individual dendritic molecules are assembled into more complex arrays via non-covalent interactions.

Leibniz, Kant, and others focused on examples in which a person is said to deserve happiness in virtue of having been morally excellent.