Sentence examples for center especially on from inspiring English sources

Gorgui Dieng is a solid center, especially on the defensive end, but he shoots and handles the basketball as if he is allergic to it.

Mr. Kaifu has struck back at Miss Doi, accusing her of failing to move her left-leaning party to the political center, especially on foreign policy.

New restaurants have sprouted in renovated buildings in Green Point and Sea Point and in the city center, especially on Long Street, where Mama Afrika holds a place of prominence.

Governor Bush has spent much time reaching for the political center, especially on issues like education and health care, which have traditionally been viewed as more favorable to Democrats.

To some degree, Mr. Giuliani's reception here underscored a central debate in the Republican Party: Must it move closer to the center, especially on social issues, in order to regain the White House in 2000?

Clare Pearson did graduate work with the University's Committee on Social Thought, and pursues interdisciplinary work centering especially on ethical questions and experiences.

Schlegel attended the universities of Göttingen and Leipzig, originally to study law, but his intellectual interests began to widen, centering especially on classical literature, and he turned after 1793 to a life of literary freelancing.

Human leukocyte antigen (HLA) family of proteins plays a key role because it is a crucial modulator of the immune response; here we will examine recent findings, centering especially on HLA-C and -G, novel players lately discovered to engage in modulation of immune system.

New construction is spread throughout Milford Center, especially downtown, on the sites of former warehouses and factories.

Opioid are the most widely used analgesia in labour in Nigeria as seen in this study, and the fear of possible respiratory depression was mainly due to its depressive side effect on the respiratory center, especially when administered in the later stages of labour or within 4 hours of delivery.

To me, it seemed as though the words themselves were sort of braided or woven through each other from the center outward, especially on the Q side of the diagonal line.