Sentence examples for concentrating this time from inspiring English sources

Nixon and Kissinger are having one of their typically prolix and digressive conversations, concentrating this time on foreign policy.

In Comment gagner sa vie honnêtement (2010), Jean Rouaud continued his famous series of autofictions, concentrating this time on the 1970s, when refusing to compromise and embark on a steady career path, he instead wandered from job to job, discovering in his adventures the writer he would later become.

It was decided to transfuse her with one unit of red cell concentrate and four units of platelet concentrates at this time.

"The first minister should be concentrating his time on using this funding effectively, creating a dynamic trading relationship with our EU partners and developing a growth strategy rather than going to Brussels full of empty words and tired rhetoric about Europe".

And whereas the deals in the 1990s were concentrated in America, this time they are more evenly spread.

Secondly, as head of household and provider, men's focus was on economic activity which was more important for them to concentrate on at this time.

She found new partners and dumped the consulting work, concentrating full time on deal flow.

A long-time critic of the venality and corruption of the classical music establishment, his latest volume continues the attack, this time concentrating on recording.

Though Shudder to Think and Jawbox moved away from Dischord during the alt-rock gold rush of the early 90s, the label (and MacKaye's Fugazi) turned down all offers of corporate buy-outs and stuck to their plan to release more music, this time concentrating on fellow Washington DC natives Bluetip, Circus Lupus and Make-Up.

Another fund, this time concentrating on contemporary Chinese art, has been trying to get off the ground in Shanghai.

Labor was continuing its practice of concentrating on individual seats: this time the effort was invested in the electorates of Barossa and Glenelg.