Sentence examples for concentrated- from inspiring English sources

Some are on a grand scale – such as Spain's concentrated solar power stations which, by super-heating molten salts that hold their heat for many hours, can generate clean power from the sun at night.

The overall argument in Gatherings was that concentrated graveyard gases caused instant death in man and beast; foul-smelling grounds, constantly releasing more diffused miasma, did not produce sudden death – but they debilitated those living nearby, according to their level of exposure and individual resistance.

But it is also a powerful argument about what had taken place in our economy, and the need to defend not only political freedom but economic opportunity in the face of concentrated wealth.

Salo is a concentrated energy, a quintessence of national values The museum has photoshopped a piece of meat into the famous image of Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev kissing East German Erich Honecker, and the restaurant has been known to serve the lard shaped into the heads of political and historical figures.

This is less a work of formidable retention than concentrated invention.

In a country with exploding inequality and increasingly concentrated wealth, we need a system of government that is responsive to the people as a whole, not just those with the deepest pockets.

Presidential advisor Yury Biryukov wrote on his Facebook page that Kiev's troops near Donetsk had received an order at 6am to "open concentrated fire on known separatist positions".

Some have also suggested that the scarcity of leisure time for people who work long hours may result in habits of using alcohol as a concentrated form of relaxant.

However, the losses to the SNP are of course somewhat more dramatic due to the fact that the switchers from Labour to the nationalist party are all concentrated in Scotland's 59 seats, where Miliband's party lost all but one of its 41 seats.

They died in the most traumatic of a concentrated series of violent incidents.

Across at the Telegraph, star columnist and part-time mayor Boris Johnson, who has probably given the issue three of four minutes of half-concentrated thought, calls Blair "unhinged".