Sentence examples for concentrating on problems from inspiring English sources
But it is in sync with the Republican leadership's desire to be seen as concentrating on problems of concern to voters rather than partisan combat.
In the latter category, we were concentrating on problems not already well addressed elsewhere, such as the synthesis of embedded software and the partitioning and scheduling of heterogeneous parallel systems.
Finally, concluding remarks and future research directions are given in Section 7. Early research related to the classification of sounds for everyday life has been concentrating on problems with specific sounds.
He said the agency was taking a more "risked-based approach" by concentrating on problem-prone countries.
Over the past decades a considerable interest has been concentrated on problems involving signals and systems that depend on more than one variable.
NASA replied: "We must concentrate on problems of a more pressing nature without introducing additional variables into our equation".
In 2011, a roughly equivalent majority believe America "should pay less attention to problems overseas and concentrate on problems at home".
"For the first several months we were here, this team had to concentrate on problems from the past," said Mr. Breen, who took over the top post last summer.
Only a quarter of the country answers yes when asked if Mr. Bush "has concentrated on problems that matter most to you".
Almost contemporaneously, a similar movement based in Toulouse arose and concentrated on problems of linguistic and orthographic standardization to provide a wider base for literary endeavour.
Most of the IS research investigating this area has concentrated on problems related to organizational environment, informational characteristics, or physical software design.
