Sentence examples for centered on larger from inspiring English sources

Colombia is the No. 2 Arabica exporter after Brazil, where production is centered on larger, more mechanized farms and continues to grow.

To date his most successful songs — "Jesus Walks," "All Falls Down" and "Gold Digger" — have centered on larger ideas, but overall the tracks on "Graduation" are less conceptual, and less orchestrated, than his previous work.

Girls may in general be more home-directed [ 45] and centered on one or two very good friends, while boys may orient more outward from home and be centered on larger peer groups [ 45].

Furthermore, the network-based analysis produced two networks of high confidence, with one centered on large tumor suppressor kinase 1 (Land1) and 2 (Land2) and the second involving the myosin heavy chain 6 (MYH6).

With limited green space in Fairfax, Garza said she supported revising the current design model for schools — low-slung brick buildings centered on large swaths of land — to construct facilities several stories tall on leaner parcels.

Today, Kerfeld leads the JGI's effort to develop educational programs and tools centered on large-scale DNA sequencing and its bioinformatic analysis and serves as an adjunct professor at the University of California, Berkeley.

As Greg Jaffe of the Washington Post described recently, McChrystal's plan is to create a series of "ink spots" centered on large population areas, and then to try to connect some of these ink spots together by taking control of intercity roads.

A significant deployment of plug-in hybrid vehicles and a smaller take up of 100% EVs (centered on large cities) is likely over the next six years.

B2B shows the labor division and cooperation between upstream and downstream businesses, centered on large enterprises, and many small and medium-sized enterprises as the periphery, specializing in specialized processing for "core businesses" or providing specialized products according to needs.

Campaign-finance probes at City Hall have historically centered on large contributions, the kind that illegally exceed spending limits.

Those policies include reducing regulations and pushing through a tax bill at the end of last year centered on large corporate tax cuts.