Sentence examples for might have focused from inspiring English sources

The problem, he said, is that voters in Nassau County might have focused only on the bottom line.

Whereas an adult might have focused on the physical spaces, the children wanted to talk about circle time, the journey to school and their memories of St John's".

Chris Ashby, a lawyer who advises conservative groups, said the I.R.S. might have focused on smaller groups because they seemed less likely to contest the reviews.

Not long ago some of the same people might have focused on Left Bank addresses like the Rue Cler, a lively market street in the Seventh Arrondissement not far from the Eiffel Tower.

Had Mr. Reagan not died when he did, the world might have focused more intently on Mr. Bush and on the contrast between the consensus that surrounded World War II, and the doubts and recriminations over the war in Iraq.

It has postponed several contentious initiatives until after the Irish vote, notably a debate on the EU budget that might have focused on farm subsidies, and a plan to harmonise the calculation of company taxes.

If Columbus had been in therapy, his therapist might have focussed on whether sailing off to parts unknown is a form of running away from responsibility, and whether Queen Isabella represented his mother.

What would it take to make you more motivated?" If Columbus had been in therapy, his therapist might have focussed on whether sailing off to parts unknown is a form of running away from responsibility, and whether Queen Isabella represented his mother.

We speculate that in the word task participants might have focussed on lexical access which would have facilitated rejection of non-lexical stimuli (pseudowords).

The curator might also have focused more on Mr. McQueen's modernity.

fig-2 encouraged artists to explore parts of their practice they might not have focused on before.