Sentence examples for concentrating upon from inspiring English sources

"Second, and equally as importantly, they should be concentrating upon the financial structure.

Sources close to Terry say that he is concentrating upon saving his marriage as a matter of priority.

The analytic, or critical, impulse treats any subject matter or topic by concentrating upon the part, by taking it apart in the service of clarity and precision.

Like painting, Western sculpture has tended to be humanistic and naturalistic, concentrating upon the human figure and human action studied from nature.

(Like most West German industries, steel is heavily dependent upon the export market). To take up the slack, the companies are concentrating upon sophisticated, higher value-added products, ranging from precision machinery and electronics to turnkey factories.

A comparison of the two finite volume approaches is presented, concentrating upon the new features posed by the pom pom class of models in this context of non-smooth flows.

Others concentrate upon public opinion and its influence, particularly in times of tension.

However, most work carried to-date has concentrated upon systems containing structural or aerodynamic nonlinearities.

It is the poetry of the brothel … All the interest is concentrated upon the death-struggles of this wretched girl.

However, for India's middle classes and elite the interest lies in whatever superiorities can be identified and concentrated upon.

While the procurement regulations concentrate upon healthcare commissioners, the Competition Commission is spreading its tentacles into NHS providers.