Sentence examples for instead focussed on from inspiring English sources

Under Brezhnev, the state "stopped working on a vision of the future and, instead, focussed on the past," the cultural historian Boris Dubin told me.

Most of the debate around H.B. 2 has instead focussed on the "effect" part of Casey's vague standard: How far can the state force women to drive to get an abortion before the distance counts as a substantial obstacle?

In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, a number of people who wrote on Job — the German theorist Johann Gottfried von Herder, the Anglican bishop Robert Lowth — stopped trying to figure out God's plan, and instead focussed on his poetry, whose sublimity, they felt, was meaning enough.

Breeding programmes have instead focussed on improving growth, form and tolerance of a wide range of site conditions (Zobel and Jett 1995).

Many theories have instead focussed on the strange, contagious nature of yawning – a fact that I know only too well from my conversation with Provine.

For example, we disregarded a criterion that considered whether the indirect comparison method had been specifically reported in the review and instead focussed on whether the method applied maintained randomisation by recalculating the indirect comparison to determine the method applied or otherwise (see criterion 1 in Table 1).

Instead focus on one thing: butt in chair.

Instead, "focus on process".

Instead, focus on your children.

Instead, focus on the patient.

Meanwhile, the Conservatives are instead focusing on the grey vote.