Examples of focus

• Education is the current focus of public debate.

• They have narrowed the focus of the investigation, to concentrate on younger adults.

• What is the focus of your report?

• The baby had become the focus of all her energies.

• The focus of the inquiry was on faults in the company's safety procedures.

• We need more focus on innovation in business.

• Depression or anxiety can make it hard to focus.

• Some of the kids in the class have difficulty focusing.

• The second part of the questionnaire focused on current use of aspirin and knowledge about the reasons for its use.

• The following discussion is based on previous studies focusing on cancer.

• Since the interview schedule focused on information and clinical evidence needs it is not surprising that these are reflected in the study findings.

• Therefore, the proposed method just focuses on generating an enclosed ellopsoid, which is as large as possible, to fit the polyhedron tightly.

• In any case, we are not focusing on that issue.

• Research and review papers focusing on all the above-mentioned topics, including epidemiology, diagnostic screening, assessment, management, and intervention drug and psychotherapy trials, will also appear.

• Endozoites were not observed within inflammatory foci or elsewhere in the brain.

• Demyelination and axonopathy were observed only within inflammatory foci.

• Scientists recognize that the biology of annuals is focused by the need to produce seed for the next generation.

• Second, most research has focused on what governments do: they attract capital, they respond to the pressure of international competition, and they cooperate.

• There follows a chapter focusing on the meaning of trauma and its impact on an individual's sense of identity.

• Last, the reforms focused on how the constrained resources available to the health sector could be more efficiently used.

• Later on the meetings focussed on individual patients.

• Much of the relevant literature focuses on the first of these issues to the exclusion of the second.

• However, 4.1 focuses on issues of grammatical theory, ones of importance to syntax.