Sentence examples for single point of focus from inspiring English sources

If these anxieties had a single point of focus, it could be found in literature.

What the Bank of England has given markets in detail has come at the cost of simplicity: the single point of focus the unemployment threshold provided has been lost.

In the past 10 years so many news organisations have assumed that integration is the right path – and for some it might be so – but the evidence shows that often the requirements of a completely different business are best served by a single point of focus.

But in contrast to Qin Leng's illustrations, Lee's pages have, for the most part, a single point of focus, and the resultant look is calm yet warm, thanks to a palette of creamy, tropical colors that call to mind passion fruit, pistachios and appropriately, mangoes.

"Dillon will be remembered as one of the best storytellers the comics medium has seen, and rightly so, because all he needed was an eye-level angle, a single point of focus, and his repertoire of facial expressions".

The PorA Web site is now in widespread use by the research community and provides a single point of focus to ensure consistency in identifying and naming this important protein.

Have a single point to focus on.

"I'm a big fan of not using a single point of standardized tests for teacher evaluations, but focusing on portfolio assessments," de Blasio said.

He has kept his rhetoric moderate and has cagily focused on a single point of possible consensus among Republicans and Democrats on his committee: When a deal is produced, they'd like a say in whether it goes into effect.

The focus on Chicago as the single point of entry has detracted from the ecological debate to control Asian carp throughout the river system.

There is no single point of failure.