Sentence examples for has concentrated lately from inspiring English sources
Jeter, who turns 36 in June, has concentrated lately on strengthening his legs and increasing his mobility.
He has concentrated lately on signing up union locals rather than individual members, and has helped persuade 350 union locals to pay affiliation fees to show their support.
A great deal of attention has concentrated lately on making sure that, once a crisis strikes, investors fully share in the losses and that they will be well aware of this in advance.But although understanding of the IMF's role has improved, policy for the most part has not.
He has concentrated on some unremarkable acting and a now defunct cartoon series, and lately seems willing to rap only on other people's songs.
Meanwhile he has concentrated ever more power and wealth in the hands of his own extended family and clan.Yet his magic has lately been wearing off.
Having concentrated so far on his campaign to "save the pound", William Hague had lately turned his fire on the government's "stealth taxes".
The museum's collective mind has lately been concentrated elsewhere: on its physical expansion and on a recent major bequest of paintings.
In her solo career, Koh has lately been concentrating on works by J.S. Bach and will be re-teaming with "Einstein" director Wilson for a staged production of Bach's Sonatas, which is expected to be performed in Paris.
"Because he always has them lately.
