Sentence examples for because it has concentrated from inspiring English sources

Veolia has been less troubled, partly because it has concentrated more on America and eastern Europe.

The fund has fallen by 65% since September 2000.The industry as a whole has done a poor job for investors, says Huw van Steenis, an analyst at Morgan Stanley in London, because it has concentrated too much on selling.

'Molecular biology has been successful largely because it has concentrated on the type of problem that can be attacked by isolating a small part of a biological system' F. Crick, 'Molecular Biology in the Year 2000' "Living matter, while not eluding the 'laws of physics' as established up to date, is likely to involve 'other laws of physics'.

I never invested in any other companies, because I had concentrated all my efforts and all my resources into what I had control over.

Mr. Friend succeeds in part because he has concentrated on the postcolonial era, after the Dutch left Indonesia, rather than attempting the broad sweep from the Buddhists in the eighth century, the Hindus a little later, followed by the coming of Islam.

Because Mr. Brendel has concentrated on the Classical masters, he has been viewed as a self-appointed guardian of that heritage.

Dan Campbell, supplanted by Shockey as the primary tight end, has also been getting open 15 to 20 yards down the field in practice, because the defense has concentrated on Shockey, Hilliard and Barber.

The researchers, led by the ICR, also found that some mutations had occurred in genes that had not previously been liked with prostate cancer, probably because past research has concentrated on mutations of the primary tumour within the prostate gland, rather than the metastatic tumours that arise elsewhere in the body.

So far, not one of the North's recent threats has translated into an armed provocation, partly because the North has concentrated on political events at home, like party and parliamentary meetings this month completing Mr. Kim's official ascension to supreme power, said Cheong Seong-chang at the Sejong Institute in South Korea.

Judge Guzman has concentrated on this case because it offers a loophole in a 1978 amnesty.

Judge Guzman has concentrated on the case because it offers a loophole in an amnesty decreed while General Pinochet was in power to cover the most violent years of repression.