Sentence examples for increasingly the focus of from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, the focus of the health service is on public health and disease prevention as well as treating the sick, and these should not be considered as alternatives.

But in the heated countdown to Sunday's presidential election, it is increasingly the focus of the campaign strategies and historical narratives of the two candidates.

Although these tiny fragments do not trap or choke animals the way plastic bags or abandoned nets do, they are increasingly the focus of scientific concern.

Now, however, estrogens and similar compounds are increasingly the focus of research by the Environmental Protection Agency and many scientists because of hints that they alter sexual characteristics in fish and other aquatic species.

Along with political dissidents, journalists and billionaire businessmen, they are increasingly the focus of repellent laws and repressive practices that could send them, and anyone who dares defend them, to jail.

KABUL, Afghanistan — Senator Barack Obama arrived in Afghanistan on Saturday, on a high-profile foreign trip in a country that is increasingly the focus of his clash with Senator John McCain over whether the war in Iraq has been a distraction in hunting down terrorists.

But experts who study these organizations say big money is increasingly narrowing the focus of research institutions and undermining their quality.

Over the centuries, provinces gained in importance as centres of political and economic authority and increasingly became the focus of regional identification and loyalty.

Unions have increasingly become the focus of the city's efforts to balance its budget, especially after many of Mr. Bloomberg's most important budget requests were turned down by Gov. George E. Pataki, his fellow Republican.

Jumping Jacks had the duo undergoing paratrooper training, and The Stooge (both 1952) was a period piece, with vaudeville star (Martin) waxing jealous as his antic partner (Lewis) increasingly becomes the focus of the act.

Having spotted the Soviet decline earlier than many other defence specialists, Mr Marshall apparently believes that the Asia-Pacific region, rather than Europe, will increasingly be the focus of American worries about security.