Sentence examples for because they concentrated from inspiring English sources
The Americans had not put an effort into ballistic missiles because they concentrated on military aircraft to deliver bombs (and, through the needs of defence, also promoted computers).
More than 90 children's authors and illustrators signed an open letter to the Government warning that the tests were switching pupils off reading because they concentrated on learning excerpts from books for the tests rather than reading the whole story.
Unlike the other long-haul low-cost airlines, like Oasis, Zoom, XL, which failed because they concentrated on one highly volatile market, "AirAsia X is able to synergize with the short-haul AirAsia network, which works very well," Mr. Harbison said.
Fan sites offer more information, pictures, and videos than normal celeb news websites would because they concentrate more on that one singer/band.
Michael Buchanan, a Goldman Sachs economist, said Taiwan and South Korea might be in a better position because they concentrate on high-technology goods.
Though V-shaped patterns are widely used in the optical industries because they concentrate light, they are challenging to manufacture by conventional photolithography.
These regions are hot-spots in terms of design because they concentrate stresses, hence becoming critical in terms of the structural integrity of the part.
Other mutual funds and ETFs are, in effect, fossil-free because they concentrate on a single sector, like wind, solar, water or the internet.
Their strength is clear: they are fantastic at exploiting and developing old knowledge, and Germany's midsize companies may be better than their big ones simply because they concentrate better.
A panel of federal judges on Tuesday declared Virginia's congressional maps unconstitutional because they concentrate African American voters into a single district at the expense of their influence elsewhere.
