Sentence examples for more focused issues from inspiring English sources

Provider concerns about boundaries were evident with remarks about telephone visits as better for more focused issues and not open-ended discussion.

But the non-white vote will also become a more focused issue.

Finally, there follow Special Topics, which investigate in greater detail more narrowly focused issues, especially those of central concern in recent Aristotelian scholarship.

During the 1980s, PRLDEF changed its focus somewhat, moving beyond traditional civil rights cases to address more economically focused issues such as wage disparities.

The doughnut counties are home to traditional suburban Republicans, fiscally conservative and family-oriented voters who tend to be more focused on issues like education than abortion and same-sex marriage, Mr. Howey said.

No, we'd be much more focused on the issues that matter to American families such as creating jobs and growing our economy.

We wish Mr. Lapid's election success constituted an unambiguous endorsement of vigorous peace talks, but voters in exit polls said they were more focused on domestic issues.

They are more focused on domestic issues than a peace of which they are skeptical.

His campaign is more focused on local issues like traffic and water conveyance.

He added that Mr. Bloomberg would yell things more focused on policy issues, like, " This is good for the city!

Mr. Netanyahu and his conservative Likud Party emerged weakened from the elections, with much of the Israeli electorate more focused on domestic issues.