Sentence examples for dramatic concentration from inspiring English sources

All of these may be worthwhile policies, but it's hard to see them having much impact on the great divide she had just identified, particularly the dramatic concentration of income and wealth at the very top of the earnings distribution.

Force Majeure loses some dramatic concentration with the arrival of Tomas's friend Mats (Kristofer Hivju), wearing an immense beard in a style best described as "Mid-Life Crisis Mountain Man".

The democratisation of living standards has masked a dramatic concentration of incomes over the past 30 years, on a scale that matches, or even exceeds, the first Gilded Age.

Here's what I think is going on: cinephiles who are devoted to the great works of classic Hollywood, and who have an ongoing auteurist fascination with the films of today's Hollywood, have developed a fealty to Hollywood's styles — its gloss, precision, and dramatic concentration — that is hardly weaker than that of mass audiences.

An analysis of the surface species concentrations on Pt(1 1 1), Pt(2 2 1), and Ni/Au1Pt3(2 2 1) indicates dramatic concentration variations at different potentials.

These experiments were repeated at least 10 times (supplementary material Fig. S2A C) and showed a dramatic concentration of PAmcherry-Myo1E two sec after photo-activation (Fig. 1G).

Neither NSE4b nor MAGEG1 had much effect (columns 3 and 4), but there was a dramatic concentration-dependent stimulation of transcription activation when MAGEG1 and NSE4b were expressed together at two different concentrations of MAGEG1 (columns 8 and 16).

In MCF7 cells, all three TFIIS siRNAs induced a dramatic concentration-dependent reduction in cell proliferation and an increase in caspase-3/7 activity.

Prior exposure to a dose range of either BPA or MP resulted in a dramatic, concentration-dependent complete to partial evasion from the G1-phase arrest induced by 10 μM OHT and a concurrent increase in the S-phase fraction.

The following observations support the hypothesis that meningococci of the clone MT19/ST42 command exceptional epidemic potential: dramatic spatial concentration displayed in Greater Aachen, concurrent rise of incidence in the area of clustering, and age-shift to older patients.

In contrast, none of the other endocrine or non-endocrine islet cell subsets exhibited such dramatic, BG concentration-dependent changes.