Sentence examples for because it concentrates from inspiring English sources
It lost $2 billion last year and suffered more than almost any other airline after the Sept. 11 attacks because it concentrates its flights on the East Coast.
Like all R.V. manufacturers, its sales have fallen, but it has not been hit as hard as some of its competitors because it concentrates on the high end of the market -- bus-sized, diesel-fueled vehicles that have price tags of $100,000 to $1.2 million.
The story of Jessie Berlin, a product of the liberated 1960s, is one of the more satisfying stories in part because it concentrates on just one day.
The "process has faced criticism because it concentrates price discovery in a small assessment time window, perhaps making it more prone to potential manipulation," Mr. Bruce said.
This can present problems, partly because it concentrates risk on the leveraged parties, partly because of the possibility of forced deleveraging.
"Donald Trump would never approve such a deal because it concentrates too much power in the hands of the too and powerful few".
They will have to offer a working environment that attracts younger people (such as IBM's design studios in London and elsewhere), develop new products together with their customers and become nimbler to keep up with more focused startups, says Ralf Dreischmeier of the Boston Consulting Group.IBM had a late start mainly because it concentrated for far too long on its financial goals.
The new campaign replaces one that has run in the United States for almost three years and which was known as "the perfect pint" because it concentrated on the physical attributes of Guinness like its color, creaminess and carbonation.
Shawn Stuckey, a lawyer for the players, says his clients voluntarily dismissed the case because it concentrated more on the lockout, which is now over.
In pharmaceuticals, Sanjiu, the local contender, lost to foreign rivals because it concentrated on traditional Chinese medicine rather than developing a proper R&D capability, and diversified into biscuits and beer.Feet of clayThe reasons for failure are plentiful.
In contrast to the other films about Vietnam that had been seen in the West at that point -- American war films and French colonial films -- "Papaya" was a revelation to audiences because it concentrated on uniquely Vietnamese characters.
