Sentence examples for focusing on the implications from inspiring English sources

Below is a lightly edited interview with Mr. Wolfers, conducted by e-mail, focusing on the implications of the study for current presidential polls.

Given the particular vulnerability of youth to uptake of alcohol as well as the resulting short and long term consequences, the paper concludes by focusing on the implications of the findings for youth alcohol harm reduction.

By focusing on the implications of social ties on the level of fame achieved by 90 pioneering abstract artists (rather than famous scientists, musicians, or filmmakers) the researchers were able to determine how peer relationships facilitate individual-level creative output, rather than team output.

By focusing on the implications of social ties on the level of fame achieved by 90 pioneering abstract artists (rather than famous scientists, musicians, or filmmakers) the researchers were able to see how peer relationships facilitate individual-level creative output, rather than team output.

We can summarize the simulation results focusing on the implications of domestic integration for regional growth.

Before focusing on the implications of the work described here, we invoke a broad framing of learning environments that contextualizes what follows.

Both the Justice Department and the F.C.C. will focus on the implications of allowing one company to control both the creation and the distribution of content.

They will focus on the implications of previous research that has already linked obesity with dementia.

For much of his career, he has focussed on the implications of ocean acidification.

But Russians were too shocked Monday night to focus on the implications.

The British press has focused on the implications for Iraq and the war against terror of the Spanish socialist victory.