Sentence examples for revived focus from inspiring English sources

Partly, it is post referendum vigour, that revived focus upon Scotland.

On this more equal playing field, a revived focus on science, technology, and innovation not only took place, but was democratized, and the world saw an increasing number of technological solutions coming from the once rudimentary laboratories of the Global South.

The ever-growing interest in functional groups that can flexibly modify the pharmaceutical features of known and new drugs, has recently revived the focus on perfluorinated sulfur groups, SF3 and SF5.

Brown former chief of staff Gray Davis revived the focus during his governorship, and Schwarzenegger amped it up tremendously as only he can.

"What a beauty!" Somewhat revived, she focussed her enormous eyes on me, as if seeing me for the first time.

Some of the most far-reaching changes called for in the 1996 laws were never enacted, but they may now be revived because they focus on the least regulated area of nonimmigrant visas.

Tuberculosis experts at the Thursday meeting said they were perversely grateful that Mr. Speaker had revived the public's focus on the disease.

Since the company was revived last year, SFX has focused mostly on live events, with the promoters Disco Donnie Presents and Life in Color; recently it also invested in a string of nightclubs in Miami and formed a joint venture with ID&T, the European company behind festivals like Sensation, to put on its events in North America.

Renewed interest in the Classical period has revived archaeological exploration, which is focusing on Kawm al-Dikkah and the underwater site of the Pharos lighthouse.

Backed by well-organized labor activists at the national level, the campaign to raise the minimum wage has become a focus of Democrats seeking to revive their party's focus on income inequality.

To revive sales Lewis focused on lower prices, improving customer service and making sure its shelves are full.