Sentence examples for continue to be concentrated from inspiring English sources

That is, many of the region's rural poor continue to be concentrated in less ecologically favored and remote areas, such as converted forest frontier areas, poor quality uplands, converted wetlands, and similar land with limited agricultural potential (Barbier 2010, 2012; Comprehensive Assessment of Water Management in Agriculture 2007 CPRCC 2004; IFAD 2010; World Bank 2003, 2008).

In academia as a whole, women continue to be concentrated in the most insecure positions and at the lowest ranks of the academic hierarchy; despite their growing representation in the PhD training pipeline, this "inverted pyramid" pattern of distribution a primary target of feminist challenges to educational and employment inequities in the 1960s has proven to be stubbornly resistant to change.

The hardest-hit states continue to be concentrated in the Great Plains, where most of Nebraska is suffering from exceptional drought, and South Dakota has seen the area under severe drought, or worse, expand from 82.3percentthehe previous week to 91.39 percent this week.

The bulk of infant deaths continue to be concentrated in just three countries.

Staff with qualifications appropriate to the positions they hold continue to be concentrated in the major urban centers because of constraints in training capacity and competition for posts in the preferred urban locations.

While maternal survival has improved substantially worldwide since 1990, with a 1.9% annual decline in mortality between 1990 and 2011, deaths continue to be concentrated in sub-Saharan African and South Asian countries where the lifetime risk of a woman dying from pregnancy-related causes is about 100 times higher than that of a woman in a high income country [ 2].

Thus, power continued to be concentrated in the Tutsi minority.

Evidence of the virus continues to be concentrated in the New York City area, especially on Staten Island.

The latest outbreak continued to be concentrated in Bergen County, with 19 crows found there, compared with 10 in the earlier outbreak.

Mr. Obama's white support continues to be concentrated among the highly educated; there was little in Tuesday's results to suggest that his problems with working-class whites have significantly diminished.

Our focus will continue to be firmly concentrated on the two regions where we can add the most value: Europe and the US.