Sentence examples for news focus from inspiring English sources

New Sunday Times, 19 May 2007 NEWS FOCUS: The HIV fight intensifies The International AIDS Memorial Day theme this year 'Leading the Way to a World Without AIDS' calls for decisive action to protect the next generation against HIV/AIDS.

Cole, incensed over the news focus on the James boys, wants to share the billing.

The Bay Citizen serves more than 8,000 donors and members and has a local news focus.

This news focus article shows how it has enabled Cerafiltec to simplify module design, extend useful service life of the filters and deliver a high-performance product that is capable of operating under demanding water conditions – all whilst reducing costs.

But, historically, an intense news focus on gay rights and same-sex marriage has usually been followed by some sort of backlash, often felt during national elections.

Stacey believes that the constant news focus on the Middle East has brought countries such as Jordan, Syria and Iran to the forefront of people's minds.

Waugh brings a news focus to a site that sits at the nexus of Westminster, the mainstream media, and other blog sites.

That is because the act and most other autism awareness news focus largely on young autistic children, not older people such as my son.

They attributed this heightened anxiety to the news focus on high-profile cases and reverberations, rather than to any specific incident within their company.

As anyone who's watched a cable-news focus group can attest, many undecided voters do tend to be ill-informed bandwagon jumpers with little coherence or consistency to their worldview.

And after the Fiscal Times submitted a first draft with a feature approach, it was Post editors who insisted instead on a hard-news focus on prospects for the commission.