Sentence examples for focusing on two issues from inspiring English sources
Mired at the bottom of the presidential field, the Reform Party candidate, Patrick J. Buchanan, broadcast his first television advertisement today, focusing on two issues, immigration and English as the national language.
Though he was still "futzing" over how to best leverage his added celebrity in the Senate, he said, he would be focusing on two issues: sex and violence in the entertainment industry and an overhaul of the educational system.
With little government or corporate incentive, Blum and Balan are focusing on two issues: defeating standards that would require the use of more flame-retardant chemicals, and raising consumer awareness – both of which are likely to be long battles.
[C1.] At Lehman, a Different Kind of Risk Management In preparing for the unlikely but frightening possibility of a bird flu pandemic, Lehman Brothers is focusing on two issues: how to enable people to work from home -- which requires resolving connectivity and technology issues -- and, as an industry, how to connect companies to one another to prevent a financial panic.
In light of the limited knowledge in the field and the limited capacity of criminal justice institutions, this paper proposes focusing on two issues: (1) the costs of crime to business, especially household-based enterprises in low-income settlements, and (2) the perception of violent crime.
As we build the first kindness index, we are focusing on two issues: workplace culture and digital acts of kindness.
To combat this trend, Ms Yellen advised focusing on four issues: affordable higher education, inheritance policy, business ownership and help for children.
