Sentence examples for refocus with from inspiring English sources

"Newt and I agreed that the analogy is December 1941: We have experienced an unexpected setback, but we will regroup and refocus with increased determination, commitment and positive action," the national campaign director, Michael Krull, wrote on the campaign's Facebook page.

Google needs to rein its armies back in and refocus with a unified message.

You may find the standing desk a little distracting at first, but you'll likely adjust and learn to refocus with time.

It may be out of focus because the brain links how much you have crossed your eyes with where they focus (this is actually easier for older people than younger because we cannot refocus with the lens inside the eye).

4.4 million weekly viewers, budget £71m, cost per user per hour 16.8p Will be refocused with less comedy and entertainment, but more "arts, music, culture and knowledge", plus archive shows.

The postdoctoral experience itself should be refocused, with training and mentoring at its center".

As the company refocuses with special attention to its software and services division, doing this kind of thing will allow it to raise awareness among a whole new generation of users.

The results of this study suggest that the present educational content aimed at improving liability attitudes of nurses should be refocused with attitude-oriented education and should include an understanding of the increased accountability that comes with greater autonomy in nursing practice.

"Woman Power", once a murky psych freak-out, refocuses with Ono's still-potent political manifesto at the fore.

As Congress continues to snipe its way into one crisis after another, No Labels is refocusing with a clearer agenda, with Manchin and Huntsman at the helm as (unpaid) chairs.

How will we distract the public from impending gloom?" The bright idea must have been to refocus them with a gig.