Sentence examples for historically focusing from inspiring English sources
New Zealand has a high-income economy and extractive industries have contributed strongly to its economy, historically focusing on sealing, whaling, flax, gold, kauri gum and native timber.
If hip-hop has historically focussed on invincibility, this generation is fixated on mortality.
One problem is structural: the department has historically focused mainly on America's nuclear-weapons stockpile.
That office disciplines tax professionals who represent clients before the I.R.S. and, Mr. Everson acknowledged, has historically focused on abuses by small-time tax preparers.
Last night, a White House official said that some environmental groups -- historically focused on cleaning pollution -- were being too inflexible on the issue.
Real Estate Econometrics provided the perfect complement to the existing expertise of R.C.A., which historically focused on capital markets broadly but specifically on transaction activity.
Seymour Fliegel, president of the Center for Educational Innovation, said that the Board of Education has historically focused too much on instruction while neglecting the management problems that Mr. Levy is trying to solve.
My organisation has historically focused primarily on disarmament and in the last ten years, particularly on military spending by governments, which is, if you like the root of the spending that gets made on armaments.
MBIA historically focused on municipal bonds, but in the last decade it sold large numbers of credit-default swaps, or insurance contracts, that guaranteed mortgage-backed securities and other structured finance bonds.
Israel has historically focused on promoting Jewish birthrates to retain a Jewish majority and more recently as a counterweight to higher fertility rates of Palestinians in the occupied territories.
It historically focused on lower-income borrowers but its role has expanded dramatically since the collapse of the housing market began in 2006, and it now guarantees about 30 percent of new loans.
