Sentence examples for which focuses in from inspiring English sources

The measure, which focuses in particular on the thousands of minors who each day light up for the first time, is likely to have a harder time in the Senate.

Her autobiographies, A Peculiar Treasure (1939), which focuses in part on Ferber's pride in her Jewish heritage, and A Kind of Magic (1963), evince her genuine and encompassing love for America.

This aspect is not addressed in the literature, which focuses in providing clustering algorithms with high energy efficiency [18, 19], such as, for example, the LEACH algorithm.

This investment lets us partner with a great local champion in Indonesia's flourishing startup ecosystem, while also deepening our commitment to Indonesia's internet economy," wrote Caesar Sengupta, VP of Google's Next Billion team which focuses in emerging markets.

This study is part of the surveys conducted in the doctoral research about the methodological tools of fashion design, which focuses in the techniques and methods for the elaboration of visual support of the semantic aspects of clothing products in the educational context.

But this documentary, which focuses in on the neglected subject of the city's black middle class, can't be about everything.

The C.D.C. study, which focused in New Jersey on Essex, Hudson, Ocean and Union Counties, did not answer those questions.

There came yet another manuscript, this one titled "Portrait of the Artist," which focussed, in part, on a Jewish family, the Portnoys.

The group also cited short-term increases in financing — a reference to President Obama's economic stimulus package, which focused in part on "shovel-ready" projects like road and bridge repair.

Another, for beat reporting, went to Gretchen Morgenson of The Times "for her trenchant and incisive Wall Street coverage," which focused in part on the business conflicts of financial analysts and the firms that employ them, which receive investment banking fees from the companies the analysts cover.

"The nomination will very likely be won in March, not February, and we believe that Hillary Clinton is well positioned to build a strong – potentially insurmountable – delegate lead next month," he wrote in a memo to reporters which focused in large part on Clinton's strength among African American and Hispanic voters.