Sentence examples for opportunities to refocus from inspiring English sources
It is not like Gillard and her supporters had no control over their destiny, that they lacked opportunities to refocus the conversation, or to alter the trajectory of public opinion.
We need to focus on opportunities to refocus the education system and retrain them and that's the message that's been sent and maybe it'll force us to get our act together.
"We now will have the opportunity to refocus the agenda".
Yet many see in this moment an opportunity to refocus on areas of economic strength.
Maslen Merchant, a lawyer who specialises in miscarriage of justice cases, thinks that the CCRC should see this as an opportunity to refocus its approach.
For many water protectors, the break is an opportunity to refocus on other campaigns around the same issues: indigenous rights and protecting the environment.
As a new secretary of state at the beginning of the president's second term, Mr. Kerry should seize the opportunity to refocus American policy toward Egypt on promoting universal values of freedom and human rights.
On Thursday, some members of Congress and former government officials said Tamerlan Tsarnaev's six-month visit to Dagestan last year was a missed opportunity to refocus attention on him and potentially prevent the attack.
He justified that Spanish trip as an opportunity to refocus minds after an embarrassing display in south-west London, where Chelsea had previously failed to win a league game since Guus Hiddink's arrival as interim manager.
People talk about 'soup Nazis,' or if you don't like the dogcatcher, he's 'the Gestapo.' That undermines the significance of the tragedy, which is why the re-release of 'Shoah' offers a very important and significant opportunity to refocus".
Like the plans now being developed for the Con Edison site on the East River edge of midtown Manhattan and the proposal to host the Olympic Games in 2012, the Lincoln Center project is an opportunity to refocus the city's image by architectural means.
