Sentence examples for becoming concentrated from inspiring English sources

It is consolidating, in that the manufacture of chips is becoming concentrated among fewer companies.

Pollutants are becoming concentrated in these regions, and concern is growing over the possible consequences for life at high latitudes.

Peaceful countries are managing to escape poverty which is becoming concentrated in countries riven by civil war, ethnic conflict and organised crime.

One is about inclusiveness: some countries worry that too much economic activity is becoming concentrated in a small number of giant companies and in a few megacities.

Although there are hundreds of companies, the business is already becoming concentrated – the top three control 85 per cent of the market in the US.

The researchers first used a scattershot approach that revealed potentially hundreds of compounds that were, essentially, being dragged out of the Champagne and becoming concentrated in the air above it.

The report warns that global wealth "is becoming increasing concentrated among a small, wealthy elite".

Braman said the carbon reserves were becoming more concentrated at the top as fossil fuel companies struggling with slumps in coal and oil markets merged.

Humidity affects the kind of constituents that escape, with alcohol becoming more concentrated in wine stored under conditions of low humidity and weakening with high humidity.

Instead, we're seeing the rise of a narrow oligarchy: income and wealth are becoming increasingly concentrated in the hands of a small, privileged elite.

The statistics also show that Australia's Indigenous population is ageing and becoming increasingly concentrated in urban centres on the eastern coastal plains.