Sentence examples for focussing mainly from inspiring English sources

Nick Paumgarten wrote about drones for the magazine last year, focussing mainly on their potential domestic applications.

Some have aimed at catholicity, and included artists of all ages and from as many different parts of the country as possible; others have sought to identify trends or make art-historical judgments, which usually meant focussing mainly on artists who showed in New York galleries.

A CRITIC AT LARGE about writer Olive Schreiner and her work, focussing mainly on "The Story of an African Farm," published in 1883... Tells about a long political allegory she completed in 1896 based on Cecil Rhodes' most recent and brutal retaliations against uprisings of the Matabele and the Mashona, long residents of the state that was to become Rhodesia.

Michelangelo Antonioni, who had a degree in economics, worked as a film critic before becoming a director, and in his first feature, "Story of a Love Affair" (Kino Lorber), from 1950, as throughout his career, he dramatized the power of mass culture and business, focussing mainly on the bourgeoisie, who controlled them and embodied their values.

It denies the different traditions and standards in the cultural, social, natural, and applied sciences by focussing mainly on the economic impact of knowledge.

A survey of recent studies on metal oxide and related catalysts for the selective reduction of NO by hydrocarbons and oxygenated hydrocarbons over metal oxide catalysts is presented, focussing mainly on the work of the author's group.

The initial search focused mainly on Srebrenica.

Bass focusses mainly on American actions and inaction.

The new Skilled Occupation List focuses mainly on healthcare.

The sightseers tend to focus mainly on the sportsmen.

Domestically, AmeriCares focuses mainly on the local community.