Sentence examples for refocus of from inspiring English sources

Kirkman said a refocus of its news and current affairs programming, to be more "granular" in covering London, had resulted in a big audience boost.

"It's more of a refresh of our objectives and targets and a refocus of where our key priorities are for the next four years".

This refocus of historical analogies, as Mann explains, was key to the Obamians' rejection of Holbrooke, who, to them, saw too many Vietnam lessons under too many Afghan rocks.

A spokesman said that Murdoch had no intention of cutting the number of days, or hours, she intends to work but that the move represented a "refocus" of her responsibilities towards leading Shine's creative talent, culture and strategy.

Time Out is to cut about 40 staff at its UK and US operations as part of a strategic refocus of the listings magazine into a global multimedia business.

For the DSOs, increasing prosumption requires a refocus of their position and function in the electricity system.

Why this refocusing of fear?

He took the top job earlier this year, part of a refocusing of management roles within Endemol.

Freud once defined repression quite benignly as a refocusing of attention away from unpleasant ideas.

A refocusing of Tesco's asset portfolio could unlock substantial value.

Yet even his critics admit that Cooke's refocusing of the theatre has paid off.