Sentence examples for concentrate on content from inspiring English sources
Vivendi made it clear some time ago that it wanted to be rid of SFR in order to concentrate on content.
"I've thought a lot about how to change it — I want to concentrate on content," the designer explains, suggesting a satellite business with herself at its center.
But this is far from a done deal.The plot so far: Vivendi, a media-and telecoms group, wants to get out of the ultra-competitive mobile market and concentrate on content.
Grant funds will also facilitate additional instruction for core courses and administrative staffing, allowing Elizabeth Rodini, the program's associate director, to concentrate on content.
For the purpose of this analysis, we concentrate on content related to the decision to communicate safety concerns.
I'm fairly confident however that startups that concentrate on content, not just location, have a fair wind behind them, and in that respect Rummble (strongest in the UK) and Qype (pan European) have much stronger foundations.
The websites of many of Britain's music magazines remained lamentably poor well into the 2010s and dedicated UK music sites such as The Quietus have largely concentrated on content over design.
For anesthesia the BASIC Exam is taken July of PGY3 year and focuses on the scientific basis of clinical anesthetic practice and concentrates on content areas such as pharmacology, physiology, anatomy, anesthesia equipment and monitoring.
Under Mayer, Yahoo has been trying to reverse that trend by concentrating on content, buying the blogging platform Tumblr for $1.1bn last May, hiring high-profile talent including former CBS Evening News anchor Katie Couric and broadcasting TV shows, including NBC's canceled Community.
With Jacob Internet, he has concentrated on content plays and business-to-consumer rather than business-to-business stocks.
Second, the videos should be broken down into multiple, shorter video file segments (i.e. 2 3 videos of 20 to 30 minutes length each) so that students are able to give their undivided attention and fully concentrate on the content presented in one sitting.
