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31. His research focuses on the social insects, especially bees as pollinators.

32. This approach, while including elements of problem-solving, focuses particularly on the thinking style and negative self-ideas that perpetuate affective disorders.

33. After reports of Keanu's personal hygiene problem, much star bitching now focuses on body odour.

34. But the truth was that, by and large, the research university focuses its collective intelligence on other matters.

35. Planning also helps to produce a mechanism for coping with change and focuses attention and effort on key issues.

36. Chandler convicts himself of collusion as well: the novel focuses on the profits the Sternwoods have made in oil.

37. As a social science, Geography focuses on how people create and use their socio-economic, built and cultural environments.

38. The second project focuses on renewable energy research, and covers such topics as solar, biogas, mini-hydro and geothermal energy.

39. The second area that is affected when a company focuses its data-processing capacity on producing information is its organization structure.

40. It now focuses only on schools that want to change.

41. The budgetary process focuses more clearly on the resource allocation process with more thorough scrutiny of existing commitments.

42. Unsurprisingly, given its director, the film will be a psychological thriller that focuses on a man's descent into madness.

43. None of these authors focuses on why marriage, having endured so long, is now in such a mess.

44. It is designed for the International Manager, and, throughout,[Sentencedict.com] focuses on learning in the workplace.

45. The author focuses in on very basic principles, which makes this book easy to read, even by first time users.

46. When I say stress fracture everybody forgets stress and focuses on fracture.

47. The law and order lobby, in contrast, focuses on deterring the offender with ever harsher punishments.

48. The network focuses on a single application: networking powerful computers to help doctors plan radiation therapy for cancer treatment.

49. The screenplay focuses on the incongruous and interdependent friendship between a dimwitted stud and a petty con man.

50. Chapter 1 focuses on current efforts to label the poor, specifically poor women, as the enemy within.

51. The other part of the debate focuses on aggregate supply.

52. The programme focuses upon the development of research capability based on the candidate's own normally specialist background.

53. One focuses on the everyday lives of the First Peoples.

54. In Fear, as it focuses tightly on a single subject and its effects[sentencedict.com], the 50-minute length is to its advantage.

55. However, other work focuses on why the ancients thought what they did.

56. The collection is one of the most important of its kind in the United States and focuses on landscape and still life.

57. She focuses the music on her keyboards and her front-and-center vocals, which can be breathy and intimate or jagged.

58. Focuses on urban ecology, social equity, land conservation, greenhouse gas emissions and environmental quality.

59. The exhibition focuses on Picasso's appropriation of photographs as the bases for his work.

60. When they have big, angry demonstrations outside their conference centres, it focuses their minds.