Sentence examples for has focused on sharpening from inspiring English sources
For six years, Huckabee has focused on sharpening his brand as a pundit with the added veneer of real experience, a feel-good-family-values voice on the right whose opinion should be treated as though it has the imprimatur of authority bestowed on possible presidential candidates.
Recent research has focused on estimating the influence of the combination of signal sharpening and noise removal.
In the recent past, nationalist surges have focused on outsiders, especially the Japanese, but Tibet is part of China, so the effect is to sharpen domestic ethnic tensions.
You focus on sharpening your skills, rather than showing them off.
Thursday's defeat in Maribor had sharpened focus on McCoist, who has made an inconsistent managerial start.
The exhibition has sharpened focus on the very existence of the museum's collection of some 6,000 Australian Indigenous items (only 1% of which is ever usually displayed) and the sometimes violent means of their acquisition.
Now their near-neighbours have set up a first Wembley meeting since 1989, when Liverpool won the FA Cup with a 3-2 extra-time victory, external focus has been sharpened on the game in just over a fortnight's time.
Regardless, his actions have sharpened focus on unresolved questions of Indigenous sovereignty at a time when Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders are debating the merits and potential wording of constitutional recognition in the leadup to a proposed 2017 referendum.
Recent environmental challenges have sharpened focus on an undeniable truth: we will only thrive if we can ensure a safe environment with sustainable resources.
