Sentences with phrase «into sharp focus»

Van Vlissingen's case brings into sharp focus the challenges facing honest real estate practitioners at the beginning of the 20th century.

During the divorce process, many of the losses come into sharp focus resulting in the emotional thermometer hitting the highs.

It is only by reference to our obligations under human rights treaties that the impact of particular policies on the human rights of Indigenous and non-Indigenous people can be separated and brought into sharp focus.

Valentine's Day brings into sharp focus the pain of dreams lost and promises broken.

We offer a newsfeed that brings into sharp focus the most important political and cultural stories that are shaping contemporary India.

«Sharing» or «gig economy» companies like Uber and Airbnb continued to grow in 2016, meaning their data protection and privacy practices came into sharp focus as millions of Americans turned to these young companies for everything from rides to the airport to renting an apartment instead of a hotel room...

The fingerprint theft example above throws into sharp focus the need to protect this source data appropriately, which is why biometric data is expressly included in the GDPR as a «special category» of personal data.

It brings into sharp focus Parliament's constitutional role in protecting the national interest and the rights of businesses and millions of citizens, whatever the government might say.»

The Supreme Court of Canada's recent decision in R. v. Marshall has once again brought into sharp focus the balance that exists between the rights and interests of Aboriginal persons and those of non-Aboriginal persons to commercially develop natural resources.

And yet, if Siaro strips out the cost and risk of process in order to allow family law clients to engage directly with the core skills of lawyers it follows that the remaining impediments to cost - effective and swift dispute resolution are thrown into sharp focus.

Below is a tale of two companies that brings the picture — and its significance for the U.S. legal services market — into sharp focus.

Revelations of worker exploitation and child labour bring s 172 into sharp focus.

Geraldine Morris, head of LexisPSL Family, said: «The new Resolution guide will be a useful new resource for separating and divorcing couples — the need for a greater awareness of options for resolving disputes is brought into sharp focus by the extensive cuts to legal aid and the overloaded court system.

However, recent concern associated with human - driven climate change has brought into sharp focus that the climate is not static.

Forgiving for the moment Gavin Schmidt, the advocate, for his science shortcomings in this matter, reading the article in question brings into sharp focus the lack of attention in the past to potential biases in the temperature records and particularly the SST record.

He built a toaster from scratch and wrote a wonderful book about it, that «brought into sharp focus the amount of history, struggle, thought, energy and material that goes into something as mundane as an electric toaster.

Modern architecture, and the fight for its value in the world, is brought into sharp focus in this documentary examining the battle over the preservation of former Prentice Women's Hospital in downtown Chicago, designed by master modern architect Bertrand Goldberg.

The Gleick affair thus brings into sharp focus what has been apparent for some time, namely, the warmist movement is imbued with a «one law for me, another for thee «mentality.

For European analysts and policy makers, the practical performance of the US system serves to bring into sharp focus what has been long suspected on theoretical grounds.

The aftermath of the two natural disasters has brought into sharp focus the vulnerability of a nation currently reliant on imports to meet the vast majority of its energy needs.

Once again, the futility of wind energy has been brought into sharp focus in an article by Christopher Booker in the UK Telegraph.

«The disaster in the Gulf has put the costs of oil consumption into sharp focus,» Dyer said.

Trump tried to derail these talks by pulling the US out of the Paris Agreement, but COP23, under the Fijian presidency, has put the process firmly back on the tracks bringing into sharp focus the climate urgency the planet is experiencing.

Pollock brought into sharp focus the importance of texture, materiality, process and the idea of seeing an artwork not as a surface on which to convey art, but as itself a unified form.

and a perfect, surprisingly successful venue for discussion of a work that by its placement alone is meant to engage and implicate the public, but also because it threw into sharp focus some of the stronger formal and conceptual aspects of the work on view.

Since the publication of Tulsa, his seminal 1971 photographic series which brought a disaffected generation from a normal American community into sharp focus, Clark's work has reflected and ingrained itself into the problem of American youth.

Ai Weiwei's Laundromat is a traveling installation that brings the current European migrant crisis into sharp focus.

Essays by scholars Samantha Baskind, Sergio Cortesini, Cozzolino, Robert Cowley, David McCarthy and Sarah Vure bring the artist's significance within the history of American art into sharp focus, providing unprecedented insight into the artist's process and the origins of his profound visions of twentieth - century social and spiritual upheaval.

In a space where change may occur at any moment, time, and more specifically the present, comes into sharp focus.

Over the course of the symposium, the invited participants, ranging from artists to literary scholars, cultural theorists, and art historians, will bring into sharp focus the ways in which the «Black Atlantic» continues to inform the production of art today by a new generation of artists, in connection with Frank Bowling: Mappa Mundi.

The disparity threw all our lives into sharp focus.»

In this figure Shonibare re-imagines a reconstruction of the trappings of power, bringing into sharp focus the contradiction faced by all societies which aspire to do well and «get rich»; where the process of creating vast amounts of wealth relies on the hardships of a labour class.

This sweep of art history throws into sharp focus the ongoing concern of artists about the «finishedness» of their work — which, in the 20th century, they co-opt as a radical tool that changes our understanding of Modernism.»

A progressively darkening palette brings into sharp focus the edge between the abstract and the pictorial.

He employs strategies of the absurd to bring into sharp focus themes such as slavery and corruption, deftly revealing the underbelly of society whilst commenting on the construction of individual and collective identity.

Two important events transpired in the art world last week that have brought the complications of diversity and hierarchy into sharp focus.

These concerns have been brought into sharp focus by...

Herbert Ferber: Space in Tension comes into sharp focus this month, as we feature the artist's dynamic work through a number of sculpture - forward programs.

Giacometti's unique portraits are brought into sharp focus, and the Turbine Hall's new installation is a grower

#access #discrimination #appropriation #institutions #representation #re - performance Two important events transpired in the art world last week that have brought the complications of diversity and hierarchy into sharp focus.

So, a game that I had probably only played for about 4 hours on the PC originally, suddenly came back into sharp focus.

And the recent launch of the Chase Sapphire Reserve has brought this dichotomy into sharp focus.

These potential unwanted effects are put into sharp focus by a review by Gal Ziv PhD published earlier this year.

The illustrated AKC Bulldog standard, a wonderful document that brings every detail of the breed into sharp focus, calls the undershot jaw «the Bulldog's most unique physical characteristic,» and affirms that it is a result of form following function, as this characteristic allowed a «lockjaw» hold on the bull's flesh when the breed fulfilled its original use of bullbaiting.

The loan servicing industry's longstanding failures came into sharp focus three years ago when an analysis of consumer complaints by the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau found that some companies were pushing struggling borrowers toward default — which essentially ruins their financial lives — by giving them misinformation, by making it difficult for them to refinance their loans and pay lower rates, and by withholding information about affordable payment plans.

The database brings the reality of competition with EVERY SINGLE BOOK EVER PUBLISHED into sharp focus for publishers as new books face increased real challenges from books published 10, 20, 300 years ago and in every conceivable context, on a phone, laptop, desk computer, iPad, iPod, wi - fi enable device, anything that connects to the cloud and has a screen (not to mention an increase in POD).

The database brings the reality of competition with every single book ever published into sharp focus for publishers as new books face increased challenges from books published 10, 20, 300 years ago and, in every conceivable format; on a phone, laptop, desk computer, iPad, iPod, Wi - Fi enable device, anything that connects to the cloud and has a screen (not to mention an increase in POD).

The issues book publishers are grappling with as they migrate to digital forms bring a lot of these challenges into sharp focus.

Sukey's favorite For decades, Anne Tyler's brilliant Baltimore - based novels have offered a unique lens that brings family life in contemporary America into sharp focus.

Landman's Dickensian novel, about an eighteenth - century English teen determined to clear his father's name, tells a taut mystery that brings issues of class, race, and justice into sharp focus.