Sentence examples for usually focussed on from inspiring English sources

She helped convince groups that usually focussed on social-justice issues — organizations like Culture Strike — that "the climate-justice movement is about human rights".

The message, or revelation, was usually focussed on the identity of the source of the revelation i.e., the ultimate being and on the destiny of man according to his response.

However, approaches to assessing professionalism have usually focussed on subjective decisions by those who have observed the candidate in action.

Literature on electives in postgraduate training (South North), is usually focussed on specific procedures and skills, whereas this elective was more comprehensive.

Epidemiological studies are usually focussed on obtaining a good understanding of the explanatory variables included in the analysis, their interactions and quantifying the effect on the outcome [ 28].

From this point of view, the discussion on changes in baiting strategy has usually focussed on the quantity of baits necessary to control rabies in an area under treatment.

In America, the media can usually focus on one thing, and one thing only.

Consequently, raters usually focus on one feature at a time.

Perew's cooking lessons usually focused on one vegetable or fruit grown in the garden.

The narrative is episodic and usually focuses on one character at a time.

Research dedicated to rare endemic plants is usually focused on one given aspect.