Sentence examples for which I focused from inspiring English sources

The past few Christmases have been a struggle in which I focused on making ends meet rather than splurging on a big feast.

The most important take-home point, which I focused on in my blog post, is the reality that natural variability — when moving things temporarily in the cooling direction — could pose a challenge to environmental activists who have sought to portray real-time events as the reason for action on emissions curbs.

Prior to becoming a teacher, I earned a B.Sc. in marine studies at the University of Plymouth, in which I focused mainly on physical oceanography.

I found that, in addition to universal and mandatory preschool on which I focused the analysis technology and child development, paternal leave, child nutrition, child poverty, child abuse and maltreatment are recurrent covered topics as well.

The first phase, which I focused on yesterday, can often span at least 15 or 20 years and has become a time of more freedom and new choices for how and where people choose to live.

But he recently came out in support of the First Amendment Defense Act, a bill promoted by the GOP in Congress to basically allow religious exemptions for such protections -- effectively blunting them -- a critical fact Haberman failed to report in her piece, and which I focused on in a post a few months ago looking at the danger of a Trump presidency to LGBT rights.

These are areas of training on which I focus for all of my students.

Argentina the context for which I focus the study—is notably aligned with the international panorama I described above: ECE has progressively turned from a private into a public matter, it became a major focus in the political agenda and enrollment has been growing steadily since the beginning of the twenty-first century.

If God or a soul does not exist, or if they exist but one fails to have the right relationship with them, then supernaturalism or the Western version of it (on which I focus)—entails that one's life is meaningless.

Sexual justice, the area in which I focus my ministry, seems to be the clear dividing line.

NA: ‪I think my earlier work was more narrative driven, in which I focus on one particular story or experience, but I've become more interested in mixing disjointed narratives and abstraction, and finding interesting ways to obscure any possible story that can be assumed when viewing my work.