Sentence examples for concentrating control from inspiring English sources
Despite a wave of mergers that is fast concentrating control in the hands of three giant carriers, the industry remains essentially insolvent.
When the Conservatives lost power in 1997, their party shrank, concentrating control of local organizations among harder-core supporters who tended to be euro-skeptic.
By concentrating control measures only on observed cases (treatment, isolation, culling), resources are used efficiently but control is often not effective enough.
It has previously been suggested that concentrating control resources on the 'more susceptible' children may lead to more successful control interventions [10], [19].
He wishes to concentrate control in his office and ensure that Scotland's counties, boroughs and communities have no say over their services or spending priorities.
The experiment started with a control period of 28 days during which time the diet consisted of total mixed ration of corn:grass silages (50 50) and concentrates (control diet).
During the first week, cows received grass silage ad libitum supplemented with 10 kg per day of a cereal-based concentrate (control) that was replaced with a concentrate containing 50 g kg−1 of rapeseed oil (RO).
Cows were fed either a diet containing 44% forage and 56% concentrate (control) or a diet supplemented with 2.7% Ca-PFO (FO), 5% extruded full-fat soybeans + 2.7% Ca-PFO (FOESM), or 0.75% soybean oil + 2.7% Ca-PFO (FOSO).
The treatments were four diets containing urea treated rice straw ad lib and molasses supplemented with concentrate (control), Stylosanthes (Stylosanthes guianensis) forage (UTR-S), Cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz) foliage (UTR-C) or Jackfruit (Artocarpus heterophyllus) foliage (UTR-J).
It could hence contribute to the concentrating the control-points at areas where significant changes in the geometry are expected.
If it's too detailed, you'll lose them straight away, because those lads are concentrating on controlling their anxiety, and on their individual needs.
