Sentence examples for wisely focused from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tomeh, the new prime minister, "seems like he means well" and wisely focused his first statements on the need to provide relief to Syrians, Mr. Hassan said.

The mayor, who has been spending more time recently on national issues, wisely focused his remarks on the formidable task of running the nation's largest city.

DiCaprio in particular wisely focused his presentation on the fact that a shift to clean renewable energy would create millions of jobs.

In trying to bring so uncooperative a subject to life, Richard Labunski has wisely focused on the two years, from 1787 to 1789, during which Madison played a crucial role in shepherding the United States Constitution into existence.

He places minimal blame on the chief executives, with no mention of their unwillingness all these years to stop producing the gas-guzzling S.U.V. while foreign car manufacturers wisely focused on America's need to drive smaller vehicles.

Ben Finn and Peter John Stephens, the co-authors of the musical's book, have wisely focused on Jo, the March daughter most appealing to modern theatergoers: a feisty tomboy with literary ambitions and suffragist sympathies.

They are wisely focusing on what is immediately feasible, not trying to amend the Constitution.

Rather than make sweeping pronouncements, she wisely focuses on the fundamentalist strains in the United States, Israel, Iran and Egypt.

A second season is on the way but will wisely focus on a new character.

That is why private investment is wisely focusing on better alternatives.

The Office for National Statistics more wisely focuses on the middle fifth of the income scale, which cashes out between £35,000 and £40,000.