Sentence examples for but also concentrate from inspiring English sources

I am going to keep applying for jobs but also concentrate on publishing my thesis and working on a couple of papers, including a joint one with fellow peace studies graduates.

A number of comparative studies apply descriptive methods but also concentrate on selected aspects, e.g. decision-making for cancer drugs [ 14- 16].

With 50,000 titles in its 2003 catalog, Movies Unlimited offers a full complement of DVD's, but also concentrates on VHS.

The technique not only helped keep the violist injury-free but also concentrated the body in such a way as to give a richer sound.

But when he last faced a spate of such violence, in 2004, he reacted with a sweeping reorganization of the government that he said would unite the country against terrorism, but also concentrated power in the Kremlin.

But the British film industry is living through extraordinary times right now, and the current government's decision to abolish the UK Film Council just two months ago has not only shattered the UK film world's established power structures, but also concentrated remarkable power in the hands of the politicians who are deliberating on what to replace it with.

By using the images of frightened and sad children, the ad gives Mr. Green a chance to highlight the two sides of his campaign: rebuilding the city in the aftermath of the attacks, but also concentrating on what he calls "home-front issues," like education.

Between the extremes of Tory kill-to-be-kind austerity and a return to Labour's debt-fuelled spend-a-thon lies a more subtle alternative: avoiding savage cuts in public spending that could trigger a new recession, but also concentrating that spending where it has the maximum economic, social and environmental benefit.

This not only reduces unused wavelengths but also concentrates the wavelengths in a range utilized by algae.

Our model (and earlier studies by the same authors) suggests that an increase in compactness reduces the amount of driving people do, but also concentrates the driving in smaller areas.

All of these factors increased the wealth of society but also concentrated this wealth in a small number of communities that were dependent on an ever-increasing and exploited hinterland for resources.