Sentence examples for this narrative focuses from inspiring English sources

This narrative focuses on two main topics: (1) the reasons why the Spanish economy embarked in the expansionary/speculative path resulting in an over-accumulation of debt and severe macroeconomic imbalances that led to the crisis, and (2) the factors that explain why the Spanish crisis materialized with such a high intensity and duration.

This narrative focuses on the participation in this village's efforts to implement a water project.

This narrative focused on community participation in the context of one village's continuing efforts to implement a sustainable water project that has enough capacity to provide for every family in El Triunfo.

The narrative focuses mainly on five people who have lived in Congo and witnessed murder, rape and other horrifying acts.

Wilson's narrative focuses as much on those Indians the British tried to rule over, with varying degrees of success, as it does on the "imperial servants" themselves.

The narrative focuses so tightly on Rice that the reader never gets a clear sense of his place in the cultural landscape of his age.

But naturally much of his narrative focuses on individuals, and he demonstrates an unusual ability to sum them up in a few well-chosen sentences.

The second narrative focuses on energy security, and the idea that decarbonising is a sensible, cautious – conservative – strategy for insuring ourselves against energy risks in the future.

The present-day narrative focuses on Taylor Markham, embroiled in a fiercely fought territorial battle between the Jellicoe School (which she attends), the Townies and the Cadets.

In S-D logic terms, the first narrative focuses on co-creation as a method and a process, whereas the second narrative is more interested in the outcomes.

The narrative focuses on the only human element in existence, the human individual, with equal status among equals, one destiny among millions and a million destinies in one.