Sentence examples for concentrated wholly from inspiring English sources

After fighting two parliamentary seats as a Conservative - the first against George Brown at Belper in 1950 and the second at Loughborough in 1955 - he concentrated wholly on the law.

In Dr. Hueper's opinion, an attack on cancer that is concentrated wholly, or even largely, on therapeutic measures (even assuming that a "cure" can be found) will fail, because it will leave untouched the great reservoirs of carcinogens.

Third-party representation varied considerably; whereas the Liberal Democrats, whose support was spread throughout the country, captured 8 percent of the seats with more than 18 percent of the vote, the Plaid Cymru, whose support is concentrated wholly in Wales, won 0.7 percent of the vote and 0.7 percent of the seats.

National governing bodies have been asked by UK Sport to submit their business plans for the next Olympic cycle by February before concentrating wholly on the London Games.

We have signed a three-year deal which is concentrating wholly on those three years, and this is our first live race this weekend.

Third, he asserted that everything should be taught first in the mother language, the mother language being the natural and practical language for children and the one that allows them to concentrate wholly on the business at hand.

"We need to concentrate wholly on Paulus Moses tonight".

Bradynet concentrates wholly on bonds, and is geared to those who are already familiar with emerging market debt and particularly to those who want to trade it.

Wolters asked Speer to "concentrate wholly on what really happened, leaving aside what the world thinks of it now".

St. Paul, a celibate Christian leader who wrote most of the New Testament, thought of practicing celibacy as taking the higher road towards God, since it allows Christians to concentrate wholly on things of the spirit. .

In addition to losing the last election, when Labour seemed at its most vulnerable after 18 years of office, Mr Morton further disappointed his colleagues – indeed, antagonised some of them – by expanding his private business interests when he was being urged to concentrate wholly on the job of Leader of the Opposition.