Sentence examples for concentrate on the intersection from inspiring English sources

But it was only when the FBI raided his home in 2006 and his PhD adviser suggested that he take a law class that Dr Soghoian decided to concentrate on the intersection between computing and the law.

He is right to concentrate on the intersection of demographics and hemispheric geography, but the pressure for greater hemispheric integration is as likely to come from economic competition with Asia and Europe as from demography.

Gerald D. Feldman, an eminent historian of 20th-century German history who concentrated on the intersection of economics and politics to explore subjects like the hyperinflation of the 1920s and the cozy relationships between financial companies and the Nazis, died on Oct. 31 at his home in Berkeley, Calif.

This time around, the organization is tightening its focus to concentrate solely on the intersection of I.T. and cleantech, specifically in areas of smart grid, the built environment, consumer services and transportation.

He said he would now be free to concentrate "on the, shall we say, intersection of technology, vision and business and customer; that's important".

I'll concentrate on the inspiration one.

Concentrate on the next one".

Concentrate on the most egregious ones.

Generally, Dr. Malm's published research centers on the intersection between policing and social policy, concentrating in topics associated with social network analysis.

Concentrating on the history of modern art, Ms. Ingberman wrote her master's thesis on the intersection — often a fraught and rocky place — between art and the law.

Place a dot on the intersection.