Sentence examples for possibly focusing on from inspiring English sources

Then, Ms. de Moustier said, "the icing on the cake," and perhaps the biggest challenge, would be to work in Saudi Arabia, possibly focusing on one maid and one family.

A month into his tenure, Mr. Pareles is contemplating changing that, possibly focusing on issues like class conflict among students and the possibility of war in Iraq.

When she finishes, she plans to write a volume for "Pulp History," possibly focusing on efforts to fight the Ku Klux Klan in Indiana in the 1920s.

By then we'll be the Dark Ages, and our biggest names will be remembered as a few random anecdotes, very possibly focusing on the more embarrassing aspects of their sex lives.

They could either allow for a vote on the broader Republican proposals that were certain to pass, the Democrats said, or they could leave for the summer recess having passed no new security measure at a time when administration officials were pointing to potential threats from Al Qaeda, including a report in The Roll Call last week that terrorists were possibly focusing on Congress itself.

Smaller and refined new versions may be identified, possibly focusing on other subtleties, such as what to do with the don't know responses [ 24] or identifying optimal recall periods regarding the component items [ 45].

Really, we can't possibly focus on Barack Obama and Mitt Romney for another three months without an occasional reprieve.

Wenger went even further at his last press conference, indignant that anyone could possibly focus on someone who had "been voted player of Copa América, best goalkeeper … he's on the Ballon d'Or list.

Foreign diplomats in Phnom Penh say the Cambodian prime minister is determined to control the process and outcome of a trial that would have major implications for current politics and could possibly focus on some people close to him.

"Both the data and common sense tell you that having a kid in a class of 30-plus means the teachers can't possibly focus on them," Mr. Lander said in an interview.

Our results suggest that the government can possibly focus on the subgroup of Indian university-educated households with two daughters.