Sentence examples for makes to focus from inspiring English sources

As the Hollywood movie industry cuts back on the number of films it makes to focus on creating blockbusters that will open with a big weekend gross, cable networks are filling the vacuum, intent on defining themselves in the cluttered television landscape.

Once the decision was made to focus on historical events, the producers began looking at screenplays.

"It's a mistake that conservationists have made (to focus on species such as this).

He said changes should be made to focus on further development of delivery skills.

It was clear that an editorial decision had been made to focus on human interest rather than music.

Language teachers, professors and policymakers welcomed the festival, and applauded the efforts being made to focus attention on an issue that they have seen worsening over the years.

With some refinement, gamma-ray lenses could be made to focus beams of a specific energy.

Thus, an attempt has been made to focus on the "near interface effects" of the precipitating microphase.

To make the comparisons as valid as possible, an attempt has been made to focus on populations of similar genetic make-up.

In order for this impact to occur, an effort may need to be made to focus on the student learning outcomes of these new practices.

This choice was made to focus on enterprises practicing sheep breeding as their main agricultural activity and having structured relations with cheese manufacturers.