Sentence examples for now focused only from inspiring English sources

Famed at a number of street food markets around the capital, HotBox finally set up shop and has, until now focused only on serving delicious suppers of smoked meaty goods.

LivingSocial's business is now focused only on English-language sites in the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom and Ireland.

Tapingo, as the app and startup are called, has up to now focused only on extending its service out to college campuses.

Now our sample sizes are much larger, studies are more likely to be multicentered, trials are now focused only on critically ill patients (and not elective surgery), and trials are powered for clinically important primary outcomes such as mortality and infection [ 1].

Now focus only on your original dot.

According to a news release, the board voted on Dec. 5 to "now focus only on approaches that keep the museum in the building," including the possibility of a collaboration with another "like-minded institution".

While it will help IBM grow its public sector business in the UK, IBM also has bigger plans to scale up and market Optevia's software — up to now focusing only on the UK market — to customers globally.

"We had been exploring other potential verticals such as real estate, where we had grown to 1.7 million listings," says Daum. "We are now focusing only on autos and have interest from dealers and rent-a-car companies to partner with us on this new initiative.

But he soon eschewed all other pastries and now focuses only on kahi.

"A lot of the mass surveillance talks right now focus only on the immediate legal and technological implications, but it doesn't take into account that these developments are equally a part of global visual culture," said the collective.

Due to the intrinsic differences in kinetics and degree of UPR induction between MEFs and HEK293T cells, we now focus only on the ribosome profiling data generated in the latter.