Sentence examples for more focused efforts from inspiring English sources

But Qaeda militants have made much more focused efforts to build a base in Yemen in recent years, drawing recruits from throughout the region and mounting attacks more frequently on foreign embassies and other targets.

Christopher Mines, a senior analyst with Forrester Research, a technology consultancy, is optimistic that more focused efforts by AT&T and WorldCom will provide increasingly stiff competition for so far impervious Bells.

Verrilli also argued that the wholesale detention of illegal immigrants in Arizona who have not committed any crime would put an undue strain on government resources and force it to divert funds from more focused efforts to combat those involved with crimes such as drug trafficking.

Journalism has previously been supported on general crowdfunding sites like Kickstarter and through more focused efforts like Spot.us, but I haven't seen a model quite like this one.

To increase the CPR, which has currently stalled, and continue to reduce the TFR, Nepal needs more focused efforts to increase family planning uptake in rural areas.

More focused efforts should also be put to improve physicians' competency, the services that they provide, and the team resource management, rather than just increasing physician supply [ 6, 25].

Furthermore, attendees suggested that questions from a recent society survey could act as a template for a new, more focused effort.

By determining specific gaps in knowledge of the ENP transformation process, this approach should prove useful in narrowing the number of physical experiments that need to be conducted and illuminate where more focused effort can be placed.

Moving forward, we've decided to make a more focussed effort to discuss the book.

This imbalance is more common in farsighted children, who require more focusing effort to see clearly both distant and near objects.

More recently, focused efforts were made to exploit these vast valuable resources to identify potential markers for various cancers [ 19, 20].