Sentence examples for concentrated action from inspiring English sources

It must follow up these word with focused and concentrated action if Samsung is to survive as a major influence on the mobile world.

No place is better for concentrated action than the intersection of Broad Street and Pattison Avenue, which on Sunday becomes the nexus for a two-sport, all-day battle for Philadelphia-New York supremacy.

America in the 1930s also had a booming radio industry, and racing is a great radio sport: two minutes of concentrated action, with the rhythmic commentary reaching a thunderous climax in the closing strides.

The most recent, and savage, round of fitness work that Murray has subjected himself to took place last month at the University of Miami: three weeks of concentrated action fuelled by a daily intake of 5,800 calories, well over double what the Department of Health estimates is the UK average.

Possibly as a result of this concentrated action, Robert Bonner, the commissioner of Customs and Border Protection, recently announced that journalists arriving without an I visa may be allowed a one-time entry but should be advised that they must apply for it for any future journeys.

Hope Not Hate and Bite the Ballot will team up for TurnUp – eight days of concentrated action and a digital push in the run-up to the voter registration deadline; while UpRising will work with young people on its programmes to ensure they are registered and encourage them to get involved in the debate.

The other route would have been to concentrate action on raising the capability of the citizen to deal with his or her problems, either real in the present or feared for the future.

With controlled amounts of traction to the lower lid, it is possible to correct the lowest part of the orbicularis oculi muscle due to its concentrating actions and its major vertical vector of traction.

"Concentrating actions on the regions hardest hit by unemployment represents a real breath of fresh air", she added.

However, he concentrated on action on the track in Apeldoorn, finishing in one minute 5.42 seconds, over a second clear of Slovakian rival Josef Metelka.

The basic principles of anarcho-syndicalism are: Workers' solidarity, Direct action and Workers' self-management Anarcho-syndicalists believe that only direct action – that is, action concentrated on directly attaining a goal, as opposed to indirect action, such as electing a representative to a government position – will allow workers to liberate themselves.