Sentence examples similar to the issues in focus from inspiring English sources

Get the issue in focus with evidence and make sure you have a clear narrative that chimes with the way people are feeling about an issue.

Environmental journalists could leverage this public opinion fact to help jolt us out of our climate slumber and bring the issue into focus in a way that makes clear how climate disruption will affect all of us.

To keep the substantive issues in focus, it is also vital to avoid ad hominem arguments.

When one moderator mentioned to the girls that they seemed at ease discussing the issue in the focus group, girls explained that it was "okay" to discuss periods in this setting because the moderator was not from their community and the topic was broached by the moderator rather than the girls making it "safe" for discussion.

They were particularly effective in choosing the issues to focus on in the debate.

The G.O.P. pollster Frank Luntz said recently that when he brings the issue up in focus groups, "you can't shut people up".

Asked about confusion over her campaign advertising, she said "I'm just focused on the issues in this electorate" before cutting the interview short.

Maybe we can get riled up about the issue that is big news in New York -- bake sales (which should really not be the issue of focus in a broader attempt to improve NY school nutrition).

Based upon the results of this pilot study, an interview guide was developed to help direct the conversation toward the topics and issues in the focus groups (Additional file 2).

"The issues that we focused on in '92 are very much the issues that we are focusing on today," said Richard L. Schaffer, who was chairman of the City Planning Commission when it issued a plan for developing Lower Manhattan in 1992.

Whatever led to this misjudgment, however, it wasn't failure to focus on the issue: in late 2008 and early 2009 the Obama team was focused on little else.