Sentence examples for been concentrated on from inspiring English sources
verb
To bring to, or direct toward, a common center; to unite more closely; to gather into one body, mass, or force.
- To concentrate rays of light into a focus
It's usually been concentrated on the frontier".
But over time more of the funding and power has been concentrated on the commissioning board.
And the burden has been concentrated on low- and middle-income families.
But Labour's anti-poverty drive has been concentrated on two groups: pensioners and children.
Instead, attention has been concentrated on certain questions: Was he bilking the Romanovs?
The overwhelming bulk of Russia's military involvement in Syria has been concentrated on helping Assad, not on fighting Isis.
That is true even in America, where policy has been concentrated on trying to reduce the availability of illegal drugs.
Research efforts have been concentrated on developing better aluminum alloys and techniques to resist corrosion during shelf storage.
The hunt for Adam has been concentrated on woods near the Safari Zoo, which is popular with British tourists.
Rob Pellizzi, vice president for marketing at TV Land, says the statue belongs to a publicity campaign that "has been concentrated on the biggest bang".
Instead, the anger has been concentrated on the executives themselves, particularly those running companies at the heart of the financial crisis.
