Sentence examples for historical focus from inspiring English sources

My next book will stay with spies, I expect, but shift historical focus.

Antonio Marras has always explored a romantic modesty and a historical focus.

Asda's historical focus on price gives it a much harder job.

The course will have a bibliographical as well as an historical focus.

But it also backs gun-industry positions whose relevance to its historical focus on hunting and fishing is indirect at best.

Our historical focus will cohere around select episodes in the Atlantic world from the 18th to 21st centuries.

I don't think lecturers are to blame – they're allowed to have their own historical focuses – but universities don't employ as many world historians as they should.

This is good news, yet historical focusing on hard skills has taken a toll.

The first narrative thread, loosely historical, focuses on Thomas Harvey Joseph Fuquaa), a sad-sack pathologist who performs the autopsy on Einstein and drives home that night with the late professor's brain in the trunk of his car.

Human African trypanosomiasis (sleeping sickness, HAT) has historically been a predominant parasitic infection in Africa, causing many millions of deaths in the late 1800s through early 1900s, and has re-emerged in historical foci after breakdown of control programmes [ 1].

The above-listed examples illustrate that many HAT patients are still found in historical foci that have been devoid of active surveillance for years or decades because of their remoteness, insecurity, neglect, or a combination of these factors.