Sentence examples for concentrated chiefly from inspiring English sources
From the 1960s he concentrated chiefly on painting and drawing.
Industrial development, concentrated chiefly in the provincial capitals, is slight.
Agriculture is concentrated chiefly in the northwest, where there is considerable market gardening.
He became rector of Hawstead, Suffolk, in 1601 and concentrated chiefly on writing books for the money "to buy books".
Retail, mainly health-and-beauty stores in Asia and Europe, has tripled its operating profit since 2007, as has the property and hotels unit, concentrated chiefly in Hong Kong and mainland China.
The American and English planes have concentrated chiefly on the northern route between Newfoundland and Ireland, and the Germans have flown the southern route via the Azores and the West Indies.
Sometimes it is possible to distinguish, by a subtle form of titling, those national encyclopaedias that deal with the world scene from those that concentrate chiefly on their own country.
Since this article pertains to mysticism and philosophy, it will concentrate chiefly on topics philosophers have discussed concerning mystical experience.
Manchester itself has a multiracial immigrant community, which is chiefly concentrated in the Moss Side area.
Other Zoroastrians emigrated to western India, where they are now chiefly concentrated in Mumbai Bombayy).
The challenge of feeding his frail body was where his thoughts were chiefly concentrated for what remained of our encounter.
