Sentence examples for event concentrated from inspiring English sources

Yesterday's Observer event concentrated on the power of individual experience to change an approach to a problem.

In the 60s, Fritz defined disaster as "an event, concentrated in time and space" that disrupts social structures and places communities in danger.

Robin Denselow Birmingham Town Hall, Birmingham, 17 September, then touring Sahara Soul Last year's memorable event concentrated on Mali, then a country in turmoil.

Last year's inaugural event concentrated on Mali, but this intriguing event was broader in scope and attracted an impressive crowd, even though few of the musicians are known to British audiences.

Greene won the 200 meters at the 1999 world championships in Seville, Spain, while Johnson did not enter the event, concentrating on the 400 meters.

National Marine Aquarium, Plymouth, November 3-5 Billed as the South West's first and only digital festival, Extended Play is a two-day event, concentrating on the theme of 'games as a service' – in other words, the idea of MMORPGs, downloadable content, persistent online games and so on.

In September, Cancellara announced he would not compete in the World Championship Time Trial event, concentrating his energy for the road race which profile he said suited him.

The festival begins tomorrow and continues until Sunday, with daytime and evening events concentrated in the city centre around the university's campus on Oxford Road.

The events, concentrated in the dusty streets of this district about a thousand miles north of the capital, Maputo, have underscored the unresolved antagonisms that have shadowed the country since a peace accord in 1992 ended the civil war.

And leaders can host events concentrated on a unique interest or skill, such as web or fashion design.

The period of rain are becoming more irregular, with intense rainfall events concentrated in a short period separated by warm dry periods (IPCC 2014b).