Sentence examples for may focus attention from inspiring English sources
It is a policy that at best may focus attention on it, but let's be honest, I don't know if it works.
For example, auditing systems enacted for 'transparency' may focus attention on more measurable tasks at the detriment of others (e.g. publishing lots of papers instead of taking time to find new audiences for their work).
On the other, it may focus attention on why the government is so much less effective in addressing the thousands of other kidnappings that ordinary Venezuelans suffer every year.
Early conceptualizations of cardiophobia characterized this syndrome by fears of heart attack and death, suggesting that NCCP patients may focus attention on their heart when experiencing stress and arousal [ 9– 11].
By Emma de Villiers PRETORIA, South Africa, 29 May 2013 UNICEF's flagship report, 'The State of the World's Children 2013: Children Living with Disabilities', will launch on 30 May, focusing attention on children living with disabilities.
Because the stimulus remains on during delay conditioning, the stimulus may serve to focus attention, which differentiates the Stimulus-on state from other states.
Application of such approaches may serve to focus attention on genes which might otherwise have been missed.
A compensatory cerebral response appeared to be elicited during sleep restriction [ 11] that may have helped focus attention and suppressed extraneous mental processes [ 5], resulting in relatively preserved performance.
Presumably, behavior changes prompted by these temporary conditions would dissipate as a person recovers, suggesting that interventions may need to focus attention on different motivators for longer-term behavior change.
"I may focus your attention on a small and perhaps irrelevant detail, which I think is not so irrelevant," he said.
Other broadcasters may focus their attention on Dec. 25 (or 8, or 26), but as far as National Geographic is concerned, Christmas, Hanukkah and Kwanzaa are for sissies.
