Sentence examples for refocus it from inspiring English sources

The average age of Grimshaw's audience was 33.7, with 100,000 more 55- to 64-year-olds tuning in since the first three months of 2014 (up to 283,000), despite efforts to refocus it on its target audience of 15- to 24-year-olds.

Cooper had been explaining his side's concern "that redefining marriage as a genderless institution will sever its abiding connection to its historical traditional procreative purpose" and "refocus" it — away from children and toward "the emotional needs and desires of adults".

Their leader, the Indian anti-corruption campaigner Anna Hazare, has managed to do what once seemed impossible: distract the new middle class from its pursuit of phones and promotions, and refocus it on achieving effective, honest governance.

The goal was to disentangle the word "evangelical" from its current attachment with far-right partisan politics and refocus it on Christ and the Church.

"Clean it up and refocus it and..."...

But what if you could take a picture and refocus it after you had taken it?

And at regular intervals he changes the rhythm, pouring it out or stoppering it, turning its emphasis around, subdividing or refocusing it and making it follow the melody.

Both moves broadened the brand's reach and refocused it on the top end of the market.

We asked industry figures what they thought of the idea of renaming BBC4 and refocusing it on the arts.

Although Citigroup still faces challenges, Mr. Pandit has made considerable progress in putting the bank on firmer financial ground and refocusing it toward faster-growing markets in Asia and Latin America.

"He started writing that song about Levittown, but then ran out of ideas and refocused it on the steel-mill town in Pennsylvania," he said.