"That will sharpen and focus the issues, and it will boomerang against them".
Mr. Obama's actions will sharpen the focus of government enforcement on criminals and foreigners who pose security threats.
"Intuit will sharpen its focus on directly serving consumers and small businesses, and continuing to build our durable competitive advantage in those segments".
And the connections of the Republican ticket of George W. Bush and Dick Cheney to the oil industry will sharpen the focus on the issue this fall, especially if it is cold.
"These acquisitions will sharpen Diageo's focus on premium drinks and give us further potential to create new value for our shareholders," said Paul Walsh, Diageo's chief executive.
This is the latest iteration of "Football Night," one that will sharpen its focus on NBC's Sunday night games (which were not played up in the show's three seasons) and focus on some Sunday afternoon highlights over others.
Gus Pennington Stokesley, North Yorkshire If sending the national photography collection to the V&A will "sharpen the focus of the National Media Museum on science and technology", then why are almost all the specialist curators of television technology being laid off?
As a result, he said, he is preparing to announce a restructuring of the department's Science and Technology division that will sharpen its focus on the most urgent threats, like liquid explosives, that war games might identify.
This season, the focus will sharpen on how Mangini deals with adversity, how he steers a team that has already matched its loss total (six) from last season.
Dr. Lisa V. Rubinstein, president of the Society of General Internal Medicine, said that sharing in decision-making "will help raise the quality of care given by any clinician, because it will sharpen the focus on the key decision points and help the clinician put a plan in place that the patient understands and agrees with".
