Sentence examples for has elected to focus from inspiring English sources

"What's she going to do with a handbag?" The emergence of China's titanic manufacturing base has been chronicled in numerous books and articles in recent years, but Chang has elected to focus not on the broader market forces at play but on the individuals, most of them women, who leave their villages and seek their fortunes on the front lines of this economy.

HTC, on the other hand, has elected to focus only on smartphones.

I had elected to focus on the bigger picture.

Both have elected to focus on their coaching responsibilities as Turner is an assistant at Brown while Rubeor was just named head coach at his alma mater Loyola-Blakefield in Towson.

We have elected to focus on hard CVD due to its clarity and clinical relevance.

We have elected to focus our efforts on the development of skeletal muscle and the Longissimus thoracis et lumborum (LTL) in particular.

"We have elected to focus on schools, child care facilities, and parks where groups of young children might be present, trying to take steps to reduce exposures for kids," says Dave Bradley, a toxicologist and risk assessor with the Toxics Cleanup Program in the Washington State Department of Ecology.

One challenge, which this study has elected to investigate, is the tendency of ice to crack and form channels.

Obama has elected to do the latter.

Some of those institutions have elected to divest conservatively, focusing only on coal, such as Stanford, the University of Maine, the University of Washington and now Georgetown.

A growing number of surgeons have elected to increase their use of mobile-bearing prostheses.