Investors typically focus on a company's year-over-year growth.
In China, historians typically focus on political institutions, while archeologists excavate tombs.
Explanations of how Greece got in this mess typically focus on profligate public spending.
Traditional textbooks in public finance typically focus on the relationship between the market and the state.
Collectors in the pre-Columbian field typically focus on one region.
We typically focus on anything that agrees with the outcome we want.
Critics of the B.C.S. typically focus on the computer ratings, which hardly anybody likes.
Carbon pricing programs typically focus on regulating heavy polluters such as power plant owners, oil refineries, big factories and airlines.
In showrooms, salespeople typically focus on firmness, talking about the number of springs or the density of the foam.
In the twilight of their administrations, mayors typically focus on an ill-defined concept called their Legacy.
When economists try to measure inequality, they typically focus on income, because the data are most readily accessible.
