Sentence examples for concentrated some from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, Charles de Lannoy, who had concentrated some 16,000 men to resist the 33,000 French troops closing on Milan, decided that the city could not be defended and withdrew to Lodi on 26 October.

To an extent, this scenario is already concentrating some minds.

This is beginning to concentrate some minds in the Conservative party.

It recommended that Tunisia foster new economic sectors and concentrate some in the interior.

At present, the foundation is concentrating some of its resources on family planning-ensuring access to family planning practices and to protect reproductive freedom nationally.

The American military has encouraged the Afghans to shift from a largely checkpoint army — guarding facilities, roads and bases throughout the country — to one that concentrates some of its forces on guarding population centers, and the rest on offensive operations.

Mr. Santorum, who represented Pennsylvania, has struggled to gain traction in the race and is concentrating some of his efforts in Iowa, where he hopes to appeal to social conservatives who dominate the voting at Republican caucuses in that state.

Health bosses have defended proposals to concentrate some specialist hospital services in south Wales in four or five locations.

Hurt also devotes attention to the agricultural diversity within the Confederacy, concentrating some chapters on the eastern Confederacy and others on the western Confederacy.

Popular strategies such as replication may not work well on the cloud, because providers may take advantage of virtualization techniques [1] [5] to concentrate some of (or all) the replicas in the same physical machine (PM).

Could this have anything to do with the pattern of concentrating some of Chicago's worst polluters in low-income neighborhoods?