Sentence examples for which focused attention from inspiring English sources
It has dropped data for admission rates — which focused attention on the most highly selective schools — and put some focus on low-income students.
A 1998 decision by the University of Texas Investment Management Company, a group that manages assets for the school, to place some $96 million with Maverick has come under scrutiny by The Houston Chronicle and other publications, which focused attention on the possibility that the placement resulted from Wyly family contributions to Mr. Bush.
When Arthur retired in 1971, they became a writing partnership, producing, over the next 30 years, a stream of policy papers and books including Prevention of Handicap and the Health of Women (1979), which focused attention on nutritional requirements before conception.
A ribbon designed by grassroots activist, Charlotte Haley, which focused attention on breast cancer prevention and political action.
International backlash against DDT began in 1962 with the publication of Rachel Carson's book "Silent Spring," which focused attention on the environmental harm of man-made chemicals and helped spawn the environmental movement in the U.S.
The draft proposal on emergency planning would weaken one of the most visible new regulations adopted by the NRC in the wake of the 1979 accident at the Three Mile Island nuclear plant in Pennsylvania, which focused attention on the lack of adequate emergency planning in the event of accidents.
"This is a generous literary prize which focuses attention on an important aspect of the role of fiction.
He also was a co-founder of the Senate Children's Caucus, which focuses attention on issues affecting children.
Current research lacks an information management perspective, which focuses attention on the design, management and intellectual organisation of business information.
Behnisch himself preferred to speak of Situationsarchitektur, an architecture that responds to place and circumstances, and which focuses attention more on specificities than generalities.
Novelty and the presentation of something that is new and unexpected is one of the key elements of the Reticular Activation System (RAS) which focuses attention.
