Sentence examples for in refocusing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fischer said of the complicated relationship between evangelical Christians and Mormons that "evangelicals appreciate what Glenn Beck has done in refocusing attention on the values of our founding fathers," but "that doesn't mean evangelicals regard him as a Christian".

Mr. Dow said that in refocusing their appeal on lethal injection, they suffered a computer breakdown and tried to get the Court of Criminal Appeals to wait 20 minutes after closing time so the brief could be delivered by hand, but that they were turned down.

Beyond the non sequitur of its award of a Nobel, and to its genuine credit, the European Union will have then served as a real catalyst in refocusing the president and perhaps the chancellor's vision on how far and hard Vladimir Putin can feel free to push.

However, in refocusing attention on the question of security concerns, an entirely different set of conclusions are arrived at.

This glass box evaluation was instrumental in refocusing our efforts and obtaining substantial improvements in risk factor detection.

Recognizing the task ahead, Armstrong wasted little time in refocusing the behemoth: He froze hiring and made plans to reduce the number of employees by 19,500.

And, just as important, the White House views the T.P.P. as a critical leg in refocussing American global strategy toward the Pacific, where much of the economic development in the world is occurring.

Today, Sandbox is announcing that it is bringing the betaworks model to San Francisco, and is in turn refocusing its energy on its startup foundry.

At Unisys, Lawrence Weinbach, who came in as chief executive in mid - 1997 is refocusing the company away from selling hardware and toward selling services.

In 2013, 10Sheet relaunched as Bench with $2 million in seed funding, refocusing the business to more deeply involve human accountants.

Paul Kahan, the chef and co-owner of the Publican, Blackbird and Avec in Chicago, is refocusing culinary attention on the Midwest.