Sentence examples for valid focus from inspiring English sources

The rise of the "happening" this New York fashion week again raises the issue of whether catwalk shows – which have their roots in the Parisian couture houses of the 1800s – are a valid focus for the modern fashion industry.

"To take maternal desire as a valid focus of personal exploration is not a step backward but a step forward, toward greater awareness and a truer model of the self," she writes.

For the G.E. chief, the renminbi is a valid focus of U.S. economic policy not because of its impact on his company's bottom line, but because of its impact on U.S. public opinion.

In place of the conventional (though valid) focus on structural constraint under neoliberalism, we show how decisions by leaders ostensibly committed to social inclusion contributed to outcomes aggravating social exclusion.

"Our feeling is that it is valid to focus on people who are real creators," he said.

Historically speaking, though, its approach is equally valid: its focus is on the Wall Street personalities involved, the mind-blowing levels of denial and coverup among regulators, ratings agencies and banks, and ultimately the consequences.

We are aware that knowledge about other types of small groups is not necessarily valid for focus groups.

The talks, spurred by the question of which of Mrs. Astor's wills should be the valid one, focused on how much money the main charities would receive from her estate, which is valued at about $132 million, in addition to a trust estimated to be worth more than $60 million.

A major limitation to this study is the difficulty in designing a feasible yet valid study focusing on an event with an extremely low incidence.

Scott describes assessment for the digital age as being powerful, fit for purpose, valid, and focused on preparing graduates to be "work ready plus" (Scott, 2016), that is, ready to meet the challenges of current and future job markets.

Further testing and the development of additional reliable and valid instruments focused on attitudinal and behavioral domains among officers who have frequent interactions with individuals with mental illnesses would be of great value.