Sentence examples for focusing once more from inspiring English sources

Then again, Mr. Burke seems to be focusing once more on the uselessness of words, the insufficiency of communication.

Focusing once more on limited commitment as the probably most relevant setting, empirical implications from our study can be summarized as follows: We would expect to see timely accounting (emphasis on relevance) if negative correlation is present and the reduction in noise over time is not too strong.

The third section focuses once more on Ruth, and what she will do with the knowledge she has gained.

And some are brought about by the realisation that the company has lost its way and needs to focus once more on what it's good at.

Traffic congestion around the city is getting worse – all the more reason for planners to focus once more to a comprehensive strategy for public transport.

In Britain, concerns among some members of the Bank of England's rate-setting committee recently focused once more on inflation, which had started to fall but, at 3.5 percent, remained well above the bank's 2 percent target.

One can only hope that they manage to work through their righteous anger soon, so they can focus once more on their signature issue – repealing the "job-killing" healthcare bill.

In fact, it was a palimpsest of the epic, which turned the tablet on the heroic struggle of Achilles and Agamemnon in order to focus once more on the little people – warriors like Harpalion "not quite ready for life / not quite solid always shifting from foot to foot", or Euchenor, "a kind of suicide" who "carried the darkness inside him of a dud choice".

But the Dow soon gave up those gains as investors focused once more on the future, which remains uncertain.

We will be back tomorrow at 06:00, bright and lively, and focussing once more on Greece and the euro.

In Post-modern years there was talk of the end of narration and of the need to focus once more on the list.