Sentence examples for religiously focused from inspiring English sources

Beyond a Technology Rush Charles T. Freeman is portfolio manager of the $15.6 billion Vanguard Windsor fund, which has stayed almost religiously focused on value stocks over the last few years while so many other money managers chased increasingly expensive technology shares.

It's also all about quality when it comes to online education, something 2tor has been religiously focused on and is raising big money to take the necessary steps to ensure.

Supreme Court cases challenging the Affordable Care Act (ACA) mandate for employer-provided reproductive health care have focused on religiously based opposition to coverage.

However, these data were not included in the present study, which focused only on religiously affiliated individuals.

Motherhood is seen through gauze, in soft, religiously inflected focus.

This revolution is the result of a mass popular movement focused on straightforward, practical demands that everybody can understand, whether they're religiously observant or lax, Christian or Muslim, Sunni or Shia.

To get through the ordeal, he said, he focused on three things: "I thought about my family that survived the Holocaust, I exercised religiously every day and I found something every day to laugh at".

Dennis P. Lockhart, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, said Thursday that the Fed's "focus, religiously, is on the general economy, the real economy".

While Islamic State is the main group threatening Europe, Europol warned that Al Qaeda and other extremist factions remain a potential threat — "and a reason for the EU to focus on a broader range of religiously inspired groups".

Portland stabbing survivor Micah Fletcher is calling for supporters to focus their attention on the girls racially and religiously attacked during Friday's train attack. .

FRANK L. HOSS Urbana, Ill., May 30, 2013 To the Editor: Instead of accusing secularists of failing to understand the most elementary insight in the study of religion (Durkheim's point that religion works as an adhesive for social solidarities), T. M. Luhrmann would do well to focus on why so many people affiliate with certain religiously defined groups and not others.