Sentence examples for concentrated rather from inspiring English sources
Here art is concentrated rather than disintegrated, absorbing rather than distracting.
By way of defence, the company could argue that the heaviest pressure is being felt upstream, where old Amec is concentrated, rather than in Foster Wheeler's activities.
It would be entirely true to Desiderio's spirit to think of the show as a sonnet — a sonnetto, "a little sound" — rather than an epic, an intimate study in precise rhythms, interior rhymes, energy concentrated rather than unfurled.
To work properly, the tax must be global; and it must be levied "upstream", at the small number of locations where fossil fuels are produced and their flows are concentrated, rather than the billions of locations at which they are burnt.
Research has concentrated rather on explaining outcomes using sociodemographic and socioeconomic variables.
Perhaps the biggest difference between wines like the Torre Muga and the López de Heredia is the texture, which in the Muga is rich and concentrated rather than light and graceful.
"It's about concentrating, rather than spreading," says Harbour. "You need good design to solve the problems of dense spaces".
His drawing style changed, he says, when he was 23. "That was when I discovered that you could be relaxed and alert at the same time; you could stop worrying - concentrate rather than worry.
Another movement in synoptic research and also research including John is that which concentrates rather on the treatment of gospels as a whole, formally and theologically, with patterns or cycles to be investigated.
The modern intellectualist accounts of religion, tending to ignore the rituals, experiences, and institutions but concentrating rather on the doctrines and myths, have proved something of a problem for later Marxist applications of their theory.
Brown offers an open curriculum in over 40 academic departments, imposing no core requirements and allowing students to "concentrate" rather than "major" in their preferred areas of study.
