Sentence examples for has a new focus from inspiring English sources
I think the reason why is because she loves cycling, so the fact that she's racing right now at the Route de France means that she has a new focus, she can focus on things she can control".
The study noted that China and India continue to be Russia's main weapons clients, but that Russia has a new focus on arms sales to Latin American nations, particularly Venezuela.
The government's new HIV strategy has a new focus on prevention and if we can bolster this by promoting an integrated approach to tacking all diseases to community level instead of seeing HIV in isolation, I believe we can win our battle".
Red Bulls The Red Bulls' search for a new coach who knows Major League Soccer and its peculiar system apparently has a new focus — Juan Carlos Osorio, a former MetroStars assistant and native of Colombia who joined the Chicago Fire at midseason and led the team to the Eastern Conference final.
Now the long-running tension here, between those who revel in the high-tech, high-wealth place Seattle has become and those who fret that the city is losing its quirky small-town charm, has a new focus: next month, a museum designed by Frank Gehry, known as the Experience Music Project, opens at the base of the Space Needle.
After learning yesterday that the Cardboard unit has a new focused lead in Clay Bavor, the two-year-old "20% project" is something the company is taking seriously.
These days the doomers, as Mrs. Wilkerson jokingly calls herself and likeminded others, have a new focus: peak oil.
He said the county would have a new focus on preserving land for active, as well as passive, recreation.
But beginning in August, he had a new focus: Daisy, the boxer puppy he gave his wife for her birthday.
Besides, they now have a new focus for their anger: the five-year debacle over the rebuilding of La Fenice.
