Sentence examples for messages that focus from inspiring English sources
There's no reason why that same prominence can't be given to messages that focus on respect for people with a disability, and against disability hate crime, ensuring that people with a learning disability are explicitly included in positive messages.
We argue that individuals who are predisposed to contribute to conservation are likely to be incentivized by messages that focus on charismatic species and reinforce altruistic motives, and ethical beliefs.
Messages that focus on sex, success and decision making are also common fare.
They are test-driving messages that focus on these touchy areas, which can cause undecided voters to vacillate between parties and even chase away base voters.
Our hope is to foster a deeper, more reflective dialogue around how to give girls the tools they need to resist the peer pressure and media messages that focus on their outsides rather than their insides -- without inspiring a defensive reaction.
Prevention efforts are needed to communicate sexual or sex-associated routes of transmission for HCV that may not be addressed by messages that focus on the use of condoms.
Implicit is perhaps the assumption that the childless and single will one day become parents, that they are responsive to a message that focuses on families.
As the president delivered a message that focused heavily on equality, members of the Texas high school mariachi band, dressed in finery that was hand-embroidered over the border in Guadalajara, awaited their turn to play.
On economics, he's shifted awkwardly between a message that focuses (sensibly) on the struggles of the middle and working classes and a much more conventional right-wing celebration of entrepreneurs and "job creators".
Although he later distanced himself from their orthodoxy, he won, like many other conservative Congressional candidates in Florida (including Daniel Webster who beat the liberal firebrand, Alan Grayson), with a message that focused on the economy, lower taxes and limited government.
He clearly has something valuable to say, a message that focuses on what he has termed a "dictatorship of relativism" menacing not just the Catholic Church or institutional religion, but everyone, especially the most vulnerable.
