Sentence examples for about concentrated from inspiring English sources

Now it is about concentrated periods of trading.

In part 2 of his talk about Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations, Dan Imhoff speaks to an audience of Friends of Family Farmers that is concerned about the health and wellbeing of their communities, and supports the creation of more sustainable and environmentally healthy alternatives to our heavily industrialized food system.

The rise of the American oligopoly makes it an important time to reëxamine how antitrust enforcers and regulators think about concentrated industries.

"This survey confirms what I have been hearing in Wisconsin," Senator Feingold said in a statement, "that people are concerned about concentrated ownership of our radio, concert and promotion industries".

"Mental health and subjective well-being are very important," said William Julius Wilson, a sociology professor at Harvard whose 1987 book "The Truly Disadvantaged" pioneered theory about concentrated poverty.

Environmentalists are worried about disappearing green space; advocates for the poor are worried about concentrated poverty; firms are worried that potential workers are not where the jobs are, and everyone is tired of sitting in traffic.

Are you thinking about concentrating or getting a certificate in African American Studies?

It's about concentrating on my health, and my employees' well-being".

Alexander Hamilton was not shy about concentrating power in Washington if he thought centralized authority was necessary to achieve national goals.

"I think about concentrating on doing our issues and making them as interesting as possible," he went on.

Asked about his decisive strike, McGeady said: "The second goal was all about concentrating on my touch.